Faraz Tahir, a Pakistani refugee and security guard, was fatally stabbed while on duty at Westfield Bondi Junction.

The tragedy has led to a review of security measures at shopping centers across New South Wales.

Tahir was remembered for his volunteer work and was planning to start a family in Australia.

His colleague, Muhammad Taha, was injured but is in stable condition.

There is an ongoing discussion regarding the repatriation or local burial of Tahir's remains.

The community response included a national blood donation drive and a vigil for the victims.

Tahir's role in protecting the community was honored by police, Westfield, and the Scentre Group.

Funds are being raised to support Tahir's family's travel to Australia for his funeral.

The attack at the shopping center resulted in a total of six fatalities.