The Bondi Tragedy
We are deeply shaken by the tragic events that unfolded in Bondi. Our hearts go out to all those affected—the families and friends, the first responders, communities, and everyone whose sense of safety has been profoundly impacted.
In the wake of such devastation and suffering, grief and loss reverberates through all of us. We grieve for the lives taken, for futures cut short, for the survivors, for those injured, and for the innocence lost when violence enters spaces, we once considered safe.
Grief may show itself in many ways—sadness, fear, anger, helplessness, or numbness. Each person’s journey through loss is unique. What unites us is the need to stand together, to support one another, and to remind ourselves that healing begins with connection.
In the aftermath of this tragedy, please know you do not need to carry the burden alone. Support is available, and reaching out can make a difference.
Key Crisis Support Services
- Emergency Services - for life threatening situations always call 000
- Lifeline – 24/7 crisis support and suicide prevention services. Call 13 11 14 for immediate help.
- Beyond Blue – 24/7 confidential counselling and mental health support for anyone experiencing distress. 1300 22 4636
- Kids Helpline – 24/7 1800 55 1800
Additional Resources
- NALAG Grief Support – a free national confidential loss and grief support service for individuals, families, and communities. Resources are available on the NALAG website - www.nalag.org.au/resources
- Griefline – Free national grief support service offering telephone counselling, online forums, and resources to help navigate loss – 1300 845 745, 8am-8pm, 7 days
Trudy Hanson
Chief Executive Officer
NALAG Grief Support
