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Bondi inquest hears GP told 'nothing' about attacker's mental state

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The regular general practitioner of Bondi Westfield attacker Joel Cauchi, says he had no information about potential signs of a psychotic relapse before he ended up killing half a dozen people at a shopping centre and being shot dead by police. These potential signs of relapse included a large number of suspicious notes being left around the house.
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