Bondi Junction attack: Shopping centre opens its doors for day of reflection after stabbing massacre

Bondi Junction shopping centre has opened its doors for a day of reflection after the stabbing massacre which left six people dead and 12 others in hospital. NSW Premier Chris Minns and Police Commissioner Karen Webb on Thursday morning toured the eerily quiet shopping centre. Shops remained closed while dignitaries and members of the public paid tribute to the victims, leaving wreaths and flowers. The first few dozen people were utterly quiet as the centre opened at 11am. TheNightly Get in front of tomorrow’s news for FREE Journalism for the curious Australian across politics, business, culture and opinion. READ NOW…