A baby injured in the Bondi Junction stabbing has been released from hospital more than a week after the tragedy.
NSW Health minister Ryan Park confirmed the child had been taken home from hospital after the attack in Sydney's east last Saturday, which claimed the life of her mother Ashlee Good.
"She continues to receive care from the expert clinicians at Sydney Children's Hospital," Park said in a statement on Sunday afternoon.
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"At the request of the family, I strongly urge the media and community to respect their right to privacy at this extremely difficult time."
Yixuan Cheng, Pikria Darchia, Faraz Tahir, Dawn Singleton and Jade Young were also killed during Joel Cauchi's rampage through the shopping centre.
The attack also left a dozen people injured.
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Cauchi was ultimately shot dead by NSW Police Inspector Amy Scott.
Thousands are expected to gather this evening for a candlelight vigil in tribute to the victims of the Bondi Junction Westfield stabbing spree last Saturday.
Multiple people were hospitalised.
The five patients remaining in hospital are all in a stable condition as of this morning.
Just over a week since the attack, Bondi Beach will be the site of a mass gathering for people to pay their respects to those lives ended and devastated.
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Thousands of people are expected to gather in a park at the south end of Bondi Beach for the vigil at about 5.30pm today.
Attendees are urged not to bring flowers but instead a candle.
They are also urged to take public transport, with the beachside carpark to be closed.
Mental health workers and counsellors are expected to be dotted throughout the crowd.
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The Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association, of which slain security guard Faraz Tahir was a member, issued a statement this morning as they prepared to attend the gathering.
"He is not just a hero for us but the whole nation," AMYA president Adnan Qadir said.
"We are here in large numbers to carry on Faraz's legacy by reflecting on his bravery, courage, and giving strength to our youth that they too must always be ready to serve others and, most importantly, this beautiful country."
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