A major incident at Sydney's Westfield Shopping Centre in Bondi Junction, Australia, has seen a mother and her baby" stabbed" and seriously injured. Two men told 9News Australia they helped the mother and her baby as soon as they saw them, with one of them saying they were" trying to hold the baby and compress the baby and same with the mother, trying to compress the blood". The other man said:" It was really bad, there was a lot of blood on the floor." I hope the baby is alright." A passerby ca

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A chilling first picture has emerged of the suspected knife attacker who rampaged through a Sydney shopping centre leaving at least five people dead and a" baby stabbed". Wearing shorts and what appears to be a sports jersey the dark-haired man can be seen on an escalator holding what appears to be a large knife. New South Wales Police said five people had died and more had been injured by the attacker stabbing people at the Westfield Bondi Junction centre in Sydney just before 4pm. Speaking in

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