A Community Candlelight Vigil was held at Bondi Beach to honor the victims of a stabbing incident at Westfield Bondi Junction.

The vigil paid tribute to six individuals who lost their lives, including a police officer celebrated for halting the assailant's attack.

Australian Prime Minister Antony Albanese supported the vigil, which also scrutinized mental health resources and police conduct.

The gathering provided a solemn yet supportive atmosphere, fostering a sense of unity among attendees.

Following the attack, a baby has recovered and been discharged from the hospital, while five other victims are still receiving medical care.

NSW Police Inspector Amy Scott has been recognized for her bravery in stopping the attacker amidst the chaos at Westfield.

A significant coronial inquiry is planned, backed by up to $18 million in funding, to investigate the incident, including aspects of mental health support.

Westfield Bondi Junction has resumed operations and plans for both a formal memorial service and a permanent memorial are underway.