NSW Government, Waverley Council and Scentre Group | Australian Markets

The NSW Government, Waverley Council, Scentre Group (proprietor of Westfield in Australia and New Zealand) and the group will collectively observe one yr for the reason that Bondi Junction tragedy.

On Saturday 13 April 2024, the Bondi group was shattered by an unfathomable act of violence at Westfield Bondi Junction procuring centre when six harmless people’s lives have been taken in horrible circumstances.

As we mirror one yr on, two commemorative show boards, recognising the group’s response within the days following the assault, might be put in in Oxford Street Mall, Bondi Junction for one week from 10-16 April. The shows embody a collection of pictures, pictures and messages collected from the floral tribute websites situated at Bondi Junction’s Oxford Street Mall and Westfield Bondi Junction, in addition to pictures from the candlelight vigil held at Bondi Beach on Sunday 21 April.

The group is invited to go to all through this period to mirror of their own time.

Welfare help officers might be available in Oxford Street Mall on Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 April. NSW Health gives companies that members of public can attain out to for help at any time, with contact info accessible right here.

Information in regards to the Oxford Street Mall show boards may be discovered right here:

nsw.gov.au/bondiunctiontragedy

Premier of New South Wales Chris Minns stated:

“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.

“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.”

Mayor of Waverley Council William Nemesh stated:

“Our community has shown great strength and resilience over the past year since the horrific attack. This tragic event will not define our community and we will never forget the victims and will always honour their memory.

“We will continue to support those affected and thank the brave first responders.”

Scentre Group CEO, Elliott Rusanow stated:

“This is a very difficult time for our community.

“We extend our deepest and most heartfelt condolences to the families and loved ones of the victims and all those impacted by the devastating attack on 13 April 2024. It is impossible to fathom their loss.

“Many people were impacted and are continuing to heal and recover.

“We are grateful for the continued support the community has shown to each other and to our team and business partners.”

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