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Australia holds National Day of Reflection for victims of Bondi terror attack

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Gatherings big and small have been held around the country today to mark a National Day of Reflection for the victims of Australia's deadliest terror attack. Throughout the week, the Bondi Pavillion has been a central site of vigil - for reflection, and mourning. It's one week since alleged gunmen killed 15 people on Bondi Beach - an attack that began at 6:47pm Sydney time.
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