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The Westfield Bondi Junction shopping centre will open for the first time since Saturday's attack. (Bianca De Marchi/AAP PHOTOS)

The Westfield Bondi Junction in Sydney will have bumped-up security when it reopens for business after a stabbing tragedy that killed six people.

Call for kindness as Bondi mall reopens after tragedy

Carla Mascarenhas

Isabella Galimberti with her collection of toys. Picture: Supplied

Many may have vintage treasures hidden at home.

Collector joy as Aussies cash in on retro collectibles

Traffic, trains, breaking news and a warm day

A swimmer at Woonona Rock Pool. Picture by Adam McLean

Live updates on traffic, travel, and everything else across the Illawarra.

Road closures in place ahead of triathlon festival | Live blog

Emily Anderson

Hannah Pycroft and Baillie McWhirter both have student debts over $50,000 which they are worried they'll never be able to pay off due to high indexation. Pictures supplied

HECS-HELP debts are growing faster than some can pay off.

Young workers 'terrified' their student debts will never be paid off

Three million Australian women may be affected by menopause this year. Picture Shutterstock

Here is an opportunity to improve nation's health

If this were a men's issue, we would've solved it a generation ago

Jenna Price

Seven needs to atone for its latest sins. Picture Shutterstock

Invest in journalism, not sex workers and cocaine.

Seven's sins and why they matter for the rest of us

NSW Police are still seeking up to 50 people who allegedly attacked officers outside a church. (Paul Braven/AAP PHOTOS)

Police have charged a 16-year-old boy with a terrorism offence over the alleged stabbing of a bishop at a Sydney church.

Teenage boy to face bedside hearing on terrorism charge

Police arrested a 19-year-old man over a riot outside a Sydney church where a bishop was stabbed. (HANDOUT/NSW POLICE)

A 16-year-old has boy has been charged with a terrorism offence after a bishop was allegedly stabbed during a sermon at a Sydney church.

Teen charged with terrorism over church stabbing

Owners of dangerous dogs face a crack down under new state laws. (Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS)

Irresponsible owners of dogs that attack and cause serious injury or death can face up to three years in jail under tough new state laws.

Dangerous dog owners to face jail time for attacks

Most of the asbestos found in 17 Melbourne parks was the result of historic dumping, the EPA says. (Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS)

Historic dumping and legacy contamination have been identified as the sources of asbestos found at 17 Melbourne parks and reserves.

Five more Melbourne asbestos sites as sources confirmed

Look no further for the week's best photos. Everything from Australia Day long weekend festivities to CrossFit, schools, and sport.

NSW Nurses and Midwives' Assocation Wingecarribee branch president Sue Moule, secretary Debbie Ponig and RN Jean Warburton with Jeffery Crebert. Photo by Dominica Sanda

Chevalier College’s Tom Tully goes up for a shot, but is blocked by an opponent during a basketball game in October. Chevalier and Oxley College students will resume playing in the Independent Sporting Association's summer competition on Saturday. Photo by Lauren Strode

The Mittagong women's first grade team, including Sassie Economos (second from left), celebrates winning the premiership last September. Coach Yolande Isedale has released plans to defend that title in 2015. Photo by Roy Truscott

Shellharbour's Jamie Kyriacou prepares to bowl at Mittagong last year. Kyriacou shapes as a dangerous opponent for the Highlands Lions on Sunday in their State Tenpin Bowling League match. Photo by Roy Truscott

The male gang gang cockatoo. Photo by Emma Biscoe

Moss Vale Dragons players work hard on their sparring techniques at training last week. Photo by Josh Bartlett

Rita Brake lives at Annesley with her two-year-old dog, Georgia. Photo by Victoria Lee.

Isabelle Boineau putts during the Moss Vale Classic ladies golf pro-am. Photo by Josh Bartlett

Several cricketers played their first game for the Lucky Stars Australian Transplant Cricket Inc's team at Bradman Oval on Saturday. (Back) Adam Welsh, Daniel Smith, Lyndon Olsson, Jason Bates and Pat Nolan. (Front) Justin Burns, Nick West and Bretty Lynch. The team lost to a Bradman Foundation XI. The match was held to raise awareness for transplant donations. Photo by Josh Bartlett

Lucky Stars batsman Darren van der Hoff is bowled on Sunday. However, he was given a reprieve as the umpire ruled that it was a no ball. Photo by Josh Bartlett

Adriana Brent remains focused as she putts during the Moss Vale Classic ladies golf pro-am. Photo by Josh Bartlett

CrossFit Southern Highlands co-owner David Miller mans the barbecue at the gym's Australia Day workout and breakfast. Photo by Nic Bertram

Moiya Fraser and her daughters Hannah and Tess  enjoythe Australia Day breakfast after a workout at CrossFit Southern Highlands. Photo by Josh Bartlett

Karen and Lizy Baines toast to a successful Saturday workout at CrossFit Southern Highlands. Photo by Josh Bartlett

Berrima District Rotary Club president Allen Cupitt and volunteer John Griffiths enjoyed providing the opportunity to the community. Photo by Victoria Lee.

This wing of the gaol was referred to as "Redfern," according to Allen Cupitt, as it wasn't seen to be as 'nice' as the "Vaucluse" wing. This section of the jail features bunk beds and two-person cells. Photo by Victoria Lee.

The ladies of the Moss Vale CWA: (left to right) Lynette Croom, Bronwyn Collins, Doreen Peace, Colleen Urquhart, Jennifer Bowe and Virginia O'Neill. Photo by Victoria Lee.

The Pinczi and Corney families, joined by Allen Cupitt, enjoyed a great day out together over the long weekend. Photo by Victoria Lee.

The Pinczi and Corney families enjoyed a great day out together over the long weekend. Photo by Victoria Lee.

A barbershop quartet added to the atmosphere of the day with beautiful a cappella tunes. Photo by Victoria Lee.

Winners of the Junior Illawarra Masters Golf tournament are Moss Vale's Josh Heyhorn, Sarah Johnson of Kiama, Grace Kim of Avondale and Ethan Keane of Bonnie Doon. Photo by Greg Totman

Jayde Panos holds her pose after striking the golf ball during the Moss Vale Classic ladies golf pro-am. Photo by Josh Bartlett

Jade Gillis is happy to undertake a Bowral Parkrun event on Saturday. Photo supplied

Alan Kerslake of the Alpine Aylmerton RFS gets ready to make a special Australia Day sausage sandwich. Photo by Victoria Lee.

Alpine Aylmerton RFS members Bruce Kerslake, James Koens, Peter Fallon, John O'Cass and Alan Kerslake. Photo by Victoria Lee.

Many members of the community were happy to spare their change and donate to the RFS. Photo by Victoria Lee.

Wanthana Bunphong and Master Phaleawat Oh (6) make a delicious sausage sandwich to start their Australia Day weekend. Photo by Victoria Lee.

James Koens sets up the fire truck, an urban pumper, for Bunnings visitors. Photo by Victoria Lee.

James Koens has been an RFS volunteer for more than 12 years. Photo by Victoria Lee.

The Bunnings Warehouse Mittagong team members were on hand to help out this Australia Day long weekend. Photo by Victoria Lee.

Bunnings Warehouse Mittagong employees Tom Hart, Diane Mackenzie, Robert Spear, Brandt Robinson, Lindsey Kenna, Rowan Amey at back joined by complex manager Andrew Veitch, Kaycee Summerhayes, Jeanette Copeland and Catherine Fardell at front. Photo by Victoria Lee.

The ladies of the Mittagong CWA branch gathered to host a cake stall in Mittagong on the Australia D ay long weekend. Photo by Victoria Lee.

Bowral Women's Bowling Club members have returned to the greens. Photo supplied

James Marsh and Lachlan Hennessy. Photo supplied.

Ricky Garard left and Ben Garard at their BENt on CrossFit gym in Mittagong. Photo supplied.

Head of K-6 Justine Lund with students and their yellow ballons which symbolise the power of friendship. Photo by Emma Biscoe

Week in Review January 26-30: PHOTOS

Look no further for the week's best photos. Everything from Australia Day long weekend festivities to CrossFit, schools,...

Week in Review January 26-30: PHOTOS

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