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Sydney's Jewish community marks one year since October 7 attacks

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The Jewish community in Sydney is gathering for a vigil in Vaucluse tonight. Organisers say 10,000 people are expected, including Opposition Leader Peter Dutton and NSW Premier Chris Minns. The community says it's mourning each of the hostages who have died, and are repeating urgent calls for the return of remaining hostages in Gaza.
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