Westfield Bondi Junction in Sydney is set to reopen with heightened security and police after a fatal stabbing incident.

The mall will host a 'community reflection day' with tributes to honor the victims before resuming regular operations.

Employees like Jesse Carpenter and Emma Georgopoulos are facing emotional challenges as they prepare to return to work.

Retailers are ensuring workers are compensated for lost shifts and are assisting those displaced by the incident.

Unions and the Shop, Distributive and Allied Employees’ Association are advocating for the payment and support of mall staff.

The Australian Retailers Association is stressing the importance of staff wellbeing during the reopening process.

The New South Wales government is reviewing weapons policies for security guards in crowded places, engaging victims' families for input on a long-term memorial.

Some mall tenants are seeking rent relief due to lost business, and Waverley Council is contemplating a permanent tribute.

The community is mourning with the first funerals for the victims planned for the week and a candlelight vigil at Bondi Beach.