Victoria pays its respects to MH17 victims

Updated July 24 2014 - 6:18pm, first published 9:44am
Johannes van den Hende with wife Shaliza Dewa and children, Margaux, Marnix and Piers who perished on flight MH17. Photo: Facebook
Johannes van den Hende with wife Shaliza Dewa and children, Margaux, Marnix and Piers who perished on flight MH17. Photo: Facebook
A memorial ceremony will take place at St Paul's Cathedral for the victims of MH17. 24 June 2014. Photo: Eddie Jim
A memorial ceremony will take place at St Paul's Cathedral for the victims of MH17. 24 June 2014. Photo: Eddie Jim
Photo: Nick Toscano
Photo: Nick Toscano
Photo: Justin McManus
Photo: Justin McManus
Dutch military men carry coffins containing the bodies of MH17 victims during a ceremony at Eindhoven Airbase after a Hercules transport plane landed from Ukraine.
Dutch military men carry coffins containing the bodies of MH17 victims during a ceremony at Eindhoven Airbase after a Hercules transport plane landed from Ukraine.
Photo: Justin McManus
Photo: Justin McManus
Photo: Justin McManus
Photo: Justin McManus
Elaine Teoh.
Elaine Teoh.
Reverend Dr Philip Freier, Anglican Primate of Australia
Reverend Dr Philip Freier, Anglican Primate of Australia
The crowd at St Paul's
The crowd at St Paul's
Photo: Tammy Mills
Photo: Tammy Mills
Photo: Eddie Jim
Photo: Eddie Jim
Photo: Eddie Jim
Photo: Eddie Jim

Melburnians gather to remember those that perished when MH17 crashed out of the sky. 37 Australian citizens and permanent residents died on the flight.

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