Alex Ritson

It's certainly been changed this week.

But when you spend time here at Bombay Beach during the day, the crowds that we're witnessing tonight do thin out.

After sunset, people do come out.

When you go to the beach, there are people surfing and playing football.

So for many, life is getting back into the groove.

But of course,

Bondi Beach will always now be known as this place of an atrocity.

Eventually, life will get back to normal, but not for the people directly affected by the shooting.

Phil Mercer.

Still to come in this podcast... We were in the middle of the most intensive actions, and it's become a landmark for journalism ever since.

One of the all-time great war correspondents, Peter Arnett, has died.

A string of victims across the US stretching from coast to coast.

The amount of victims in such a short time was unbelievable.

From the BBC World Service, this is Cyberhack Evilcore.

The story of a cybercrime case that stretches from small-town America to the back streets of Moscow.

So this Christmas, give your ears a treat with Dead Funny History.

You can find it in the You're Dead To Me feed on BBC.com or wherever you get your podcasts.

Now to France, where a French doctor known as Dr Death has been sentenced to life in prison after he poisoned dozens of his patients.

Frédéric Péchier worked as an anaesthetist in the eastern city of Besançon and was found guilty of poisoning 30 patients and killing 12.

Our Paris correspondent Hugh Schofield has the story.