Westfield Bondi Junction stabbing: Mum-of-two stabbed to death by Joel Cauchi ... trends now
A friend of Pikria Darchia - one of the women killed during the Westfield Bondi Junction attack - has revealed how she spent her final hours.
Nicole Mikhailidi told 7News that she had coffee with Ms Darchia, 55, just hours before she became one of six people stabbed to death by Joel Cauchi on Saturday afternoon.
'It's crazy to think we said goodbye, and it was the last time we would ever see her,' Ms Mikhailidi said.
'When I think about what she must have gone through in those moments .... that horrific fear and helplessness. It makes me sick to the stomach, really.'
Pikria Darchia was killed during the Westfield Bondi Junction attack
Mum-of-two Ms Darchia, an artist from Maroubra in Sydney's southeast, was originally from Tbilisi in Georgia and had two sons.
Here's what we know about the other victims.
Ashlee Good, 38
Dr Ashlee Good, 38, was a trained osteopath and a first-time mother to her baby girl Harriet
Dr Ashlee Good, 38, was a trained osteopath and a first-time mother. She is the daughter of former North Melbourne AFL player and board member Kerry Good.
She died in St Vincents Hospital on Saturday night after being stabbed by Cauchi while trying to protect her nine-month-old baby Harriet from the attacker.
The dying mother threw her baby girl into the arms of two strangers and begged them to help the little girl.
She was rushed to hospital in a critical condition for emergency surgery.
Harriet was on Tuesday night moved from intensive care to a normal children's ward in a sign she is recovering.
Dawn Singleton, 25
Dawn Singleton was the daughter of multi-millionaire advertising guru John Singleton and lawyer Julie Martin. She worked in e-commerce for White Fox Boutique
In a cruel twist of fate, her NSW police officer fiancé Ashley Wildey responded to the incident not knowing his childhood sweetheart was a victim (the couple are pictured)
Dawn Singleton was the 25-year-old daughter of multi-millionaire advertising guru John Singleton and lawyer Julie Martin.
Her father, a horse racing enthusiast, had named his prized filly 'Dawnie Perfect' after his daughter.
Ms Singleton had worked in e-commerce for fashion brand White Fox Boutique and had attended Kambala Church of England Girls' School.
She had only arrived at Westfield Bondi Junction 15 minutes before she was attacked while shopping in Chanel for makeup for her upcoming
