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Australian locals have flocked together to support the family of murdered mother Ashlee Good after the tragic Westfield Bondi Junction massacre.
Osteopath Ms Good, 38, was among the five women and one man who were fatally stabbed by knifeman Joel Cauchi at the busy shopping centre in Sydney's east on Saturday afternoon.
Ms Good and her nine-month-old baby daughter Harriet, who was also stabbed, were both rushed to hospital. Ms Good tragically died in hospital on Saturday night while her baby is in a serious but stable condition.
Following the tragic stabbing, Australians have rallied together to raise almost $400,000 to support Ms Good's partner Dan and her hospitalised baby daughter.
The GoFundMe page was set up by Ms Good's heartbroken loved ones to raise vital funds for baby Harriet, who remains in the CICU at Sydney Children's Hospital.
Australian locals have flocked together to support the family of murdered mother Ashlee Good (pictured) after the tragic Westfield Bondi Junction massacre
As of 9am on Tuesday, $381,308 has already been raised to support Ms Good's hospitalised baby daughter Harriet, who was also stabbed
As of 9am on Tuesday, $381,308 has already been raised for Ms Good's grieving family as 250 donations have so far been registered in the fundraiser's first 48 hours.
Two anonymous donations of $5,000 each were also listed as the top donations, as heartbroken members of the public shared their support in messages to the family.
They wrote: 'It's an honour to contribute to this beautiful young brave mum. May her family take some solace in the support they are receiving from strangers who have been moved by this senseless act;'
'I have a 16 month old and could never imagine someone so horrific. Sending all positivity towards your family;'
'Dan, sending so much love and support to you and your little girl x;' 'Sending you lots of love;'
'Sending love, strength and courage to Dan, Harriet and their family. We hope you have a fast recovery little one.'
Ms Good, 38, was among the five women and one man who were fatally stabbed by knifeman Joel Cauchi at the busy shopping centre on Saturday (pictured: Retail workers from Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger lay flowers at the Bondi Junction memorial site on Monday)
The fundraiser was set up by Isagenix general manager Steve Foxwell, who worked with Ms Good 'over the years', and has been verified by her close friend and lawyer Rebekah Giles.
A description on the page describes Ms Good as a 'ray of sunshine' and said her grieving loved ones are 'united' in their 'devastation that her bright future was cut short'.
It read: 'This Go Fund Me page has been authorised by the family of Ashlee Good. It has been established to support Ash's little girl, Harriet, who remains in the CICU at Sydney Children's Hospital.
'Our hearts were broken beyond comprehension as we learned of the tragic loss of our beautiful friend, Ash, in the stabbing attack at Westfield Bondi Junction on Saturday afternoon.
'Ash was a ray of sunshine and positivity in every aspect of her life and died a hero saving her little girl from the most unspeakable evil.
Six people were stabbed to death at Westfield Bondi Junction on Saturday (pictured left-right, Jade Young, 47, Pikria Darchia, 55, Dawn Singleton, 25, Yixuan Cheng, 27, Ashlee Good, 38 and Faraz Tahir, 30)
'We have been overwhelmed by requests from loved ones and strangers wanting to support Dan and Harriet as they face life without their beloved Ash.
'Being a mother to baby Harriet and partner to Dan was Ash's whole life. Her love and commitment to them was evident to all who knew her.
We are united in our devastation that her bright future was cut short in this way. Her beautiful and warm spirit, drive and energy inspired us all.
'These funds are being collected for the
