BBC visits flower-lined Bondi Pavilion after attack

Crowds of people have left flowers and candles as a tribute to the 15 people who were killed in the attack in Sydney.

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BBC News Australia correspondent Katy Watson says there has been a "constant flow" of mourners coming to pay their respects to the victims.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was among those who left flowers at the memorial.

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