Memorial placed outside Bondi Junction Westfield ahead of anniversary of stabbing attacks
Commemorative displays have been installed outside Bondi Junction Westfield to remember the six people who lost their lives in the tragedy last year.
The display boards were installed at the Oxford Street Mall outside the Westfield where the attack took place.
They will be there from today until Wednesday, April 16.
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Commemorative displays have been installed outside Bondi Junction Westfield to remember the six people who lost their lives in the tragedy last year. Nine
The displays include a series of photos and messages collected from the floral tributes that were placed after the attack.
They will also feature scene from the candelight vigil held at Bondi Beach on April 21.
"One year on, we pause and reflect on the tragic events of 13 April 2024 and remember the strength of the community in the days following," NSW Premier Chris Minns said.
"Our thoughts are with the victims' families, those injured, first responders, members of public who carry the memory and the burden of that terrible day and whose lives were changed forever."
Waverly Mayor William Nemesh paid tribute to the community's strength in the last year.
"Our community has shown great strength and resilience over the past year since the horrific attack," he said.
"This tragic event will not define our community and we will never forget the victims and will always honour their memory."
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