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Thousands gathered at Bondi vigil for National Day of Reflection, marking end of Hanukkah

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Sunday's National Day of Reflection culminated in a minute's silence at vigils around the country, and coincided with the final evening of Hanukkah. Thousands of people gathered at the Bondi Beach vigil including a swathe of survivors, victims' families and political leaders.
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Allegra Spender holds her arm out as a man speaks animatedly with his mouth wide open. They are standing in front of a memorial area covered in flowers.

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