Bondi Westfield stabbing tributes flow in

Six fatalities have been confirmed, while a further twelve people have been injured and hospitalised, including a nine-month old baby.

The mass stabbing has prompted a huge police investigation and many have showed their support in the form flowers, teddies and endless messages of love and gratitude. See these emotional photos in the gallery below.

Members of the public pay their respects outside Westfield Bondi Junction. Picture: David Swift

Flags atop the Sydney Harbour Bridge fly at half-mast as a mark of respect for the victims. Picture: David Gray/AFP

The floral tributes continue to grow in the street outside Westfield. Picture: Picture: David Swift

Messages for the victims and their families are left at the scene. Picture: Gaye Gerard/NCA Newswire

The Sydney Opera House is illuminated with a black ribbon in honour of the victims. Picture: Brendon Thorne/Getty Images

A policeman pays his respects alongside others at the scene. Picture: David Swift/NCA Newswire

A woman is overcome with emotion as she stops to leave flowers. Picture: John Feder/The Australian.

Many loving messages have been left alongside the floral tributes. Picture: Gaye Gerard/NCA Newswire

Local resident Michael Feros, who bravely ran inside to offer help during the massacre, returns to the scene to pay his respects. Picture: Gaye Gerard/NCA Newswire

Flags are lowered outside the Gold Coast Council Chambers in tribute to the victims. Picture: Glenn Campbell

People are emotional as they come to leave their tributes at the scene. Picture: David Swift

A teddy bear is left at the tribute area at Bondi Junction. Picture: Damian Shaw

Love and support shared at the tribute area outside Westfield Bondi Junction. Picture: David Swift

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese accompanies NSW Premier Chris Minns to pay their respects outside the shopping centre. Picture: John Feder/The Australian

Flowers, cards, balloons and teddy bears have flooded the street outside Westfield. Picture: David Swift

Messages are left for the victims of the attack. Picture: Damian Shaw

People grieve at the tribute area. Picture: David Gray/AFP

A young child leaves a bunch of flowers to the ever-growing tribute. Picture: David Swift

Loved ones support each other after paying their respects. Picture: Damian Shaw

A woman is comforted after laying a floral tribute at Oxford Street Mall. Picture: Lisa Maree Williams/Getty Images

NSW Police Minister Yasmin Catley visits the tribute area with police officers. Picture: Damian Shaw

A teddy bear is left alongside floral tributes. Picture: Gaye Gerard/NCA Newswire

Flowers are left outside Australia House in London following the attack in Bondi. Picture: Lucy North/PA/Getty Images

Australian Governor-General David Hurley and his wife, Linda Hurley, lay flowers at the memorial. Picture: David Swift

A man is overcome with emotion as he brings flowers to the tribute area at Westfield Bondi. Picture: John Feder/The Australian

Messages of support and gratitude are left among the floral tributes. Picture: David Swift/NCA Newswire

A wellwisher prays at the tribute site. Picture: John Feder/The Australian

Melbourne buildings light up in memory of the victims. Picture: Ian Currie

A group arrive to leave their flowers and pay their respects. Picture: David Swift

A message on behalf of residents of Woollahra is left on flowers at the site. Picture: Damian Shaw

Ahmadiyya Muslim Community attend an evening vigil for security guard Faraz Tahir who died in the Bondi Junction massacre. Picture: Jane Dempster/NCA Newswire

Former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull leaves his condolences. Picture: David Swift/NCA Newswire

Flowers and messages are seen at Oxford Street Mall. Picture: Lisa Maree Williams/Getty Images

NSW Governor Margaret Beazley and her husband pay a floral tribute. Picture: David Swift/NCA Newswire

A young child arrives to leave her tribute at the scene. Picture: David Swift/NCA Newswire

Teams hold a minute silence for the victims prior to the A-League Men round 24 match between Sydney FC and Western Sydney Wanderers. Picture: Jeremy Ng/Getty Images