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Westfield Bondi Junction has reopened to the public for a day of reflection following a deadly massacre on Saturday afternoon.
Six people were killed after Joel Cauchi, 40, went on a stabbing rampage at the shopping centre before he was fatally shot by a senior female police officer.
Tributes have since flown for the victims – new mum Ashlee Good, 38, bride-to-be Dawn Singleton, 25, mother-of-two Jade Young, 47, artist Pikria Darchia, 55, Chinese national Yixuan Cheng, 27, and security guard Faraz Tahir, 30.
The public will be able to walk through the centre from 11am on Thursday to pay their respects to the lives lost.
The centre will not play music and a black ribbon will be shown on advertising platforms, before it closes at 5pm.
Retail trading will return on Friday for stores that choose to reopen.
Follow Daily Mail Australia’s live coverage on the opening of the shopping centre here.
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Solemn scenes as community members honour those killed in the stabbing
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Westfield Bondi Junction to reopen today for a ‘day of reflection’