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- Bondi Junction attack
At 3.33pm the bloody rampage began. By 3.39pm six innocent people lay dead or dying
The Westfield massacre unfolded so quickly, most victims didn’t see their attacker coming. Twelve months later, the grief is still deep and raw.
- Jordan Baker and Perry Duffin
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- Charity
‘Dirty dancing’ charity boss suspended, hit with new allegations
Heidi Bradshaw has been suspended following allegations she perpetuated a “toxic” workplace and used employee emails to vote for herself in a local hero award.
- Amber Schultz
Why shopping centre escalators are designed to make you get lost
You may think that escalators forcing you to walk around the shopping centre are a failure of design. You could not be more wrong.
- Julie Power
A plea for help after the heartbreak of Bondi Junction
There’s one thing missing from Westfield Bondi Junction that is making it difficult for tenants to move on.
- Jessica McSweeney
Security guards wear new protective vests as Westfield Bondi Junction reopens
Shoppers felt an overwhelming sense of loss as they returned to the eastern suburbs mall on Friday.
- Anthony Segaert
- Breaking
- Police
Multiple people killed in Bondi Junction stabbing attack
Six people have died in a stabbing spree at Bondi Junction shopping centre on Saturday afternoon.
- Sally Rawsthorne, Nigel Gladstone, Perry Duffin, Amber Schultz and Sarah McPhee
- Opinion
- Shopping centres
Joyful, comforting and air-conditioned: The shopping centre is a gift to us all
The humble shopping centre - once a meeting point for everyone from horny teenagers to exhausted parents - is battling a decline in relevance. But it means more to us than we realise.
- Thomas Mitchell
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- Development
‘Nundah on steroids’: New vision for Brisbane’s ‘alternative CBD’
An urban planning think-tank has released its vision for a new northside CBD, but it is dependent on a major piece of infrastructure being built.
- Cameron Atfield
Christmas shopping makes post-lockdown comeback
Mall giant Westfield says shoppers are flocking to its centres ahead of the first lockdown-free festive season in years and buying more despite soaring inflation and rising interest rates.
- Simon Johanson
Sydney’s A-list turn out for a night of Phantom of the Opera and the harbour
Celebrities and dignitaries turned out in droves for the Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour on Friday night.
- Lucy Manly
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