Bali bombings: NSW remembers victims on 14th anniversary

Butterflies have been released at Sydney's Coogee Beach Bali Memorial to honour the 88 Australians killed 14 years ago in the Bali bombings.

A mourner remembers the ninth anniversary of the Bali bombings at a memorial service at Coogee Beach, Sydney, in this file photo from 2013.

A mourner remembers the ninth anniversary of the Bali bombings at a memorial service at Coogee Beach, Sydney, in this file photo from 2013. Source: AAP

Almost a quarter of the slain Australians were from Sydney's eastern suburbs including members of the Coogee Dolphins rugby league club.

Family and friends gathered at the memorial on Wednesday morning to remember their loved ones who died on October 12, 2002, after two bombs ripped through the tourist district of Kuta, killing 202 people.

Almost a quarter of the slain Australians were from Sydney's eastern suburbs including members of the Coogee Dolphins rugby league club.


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