Calls are growing for the demolition of the Bondi Beach footbridge, which was used as a vantage point during the recent terror attack that left 15 people dead and dozens injured. Many locals and community members fear the bridge could become a lasting symbol of violence, with some suggesting it be replaced by a memorial garden or a new bridge dedicated to the victims, including ten-year-old Matilda, the youngest to lose her life. Others argue the bridge should remain but be transformed into a memorial, with tributes such as plaques or artwork to honor those lost and serve as a reminder of the tragedy. Community leaders emphasize the importance of consulting with the Jewish community on how best to commemorate the victims, while a temporary memorial of flowers and prayers has already been established at the Bondi Pavilion.