Today: Police investigate a threat at Sydney Airport; a plan could remove five thousand share e-bikes; Sydney firefighting capability receives a funding boost; the state promises action on the Cooks River; Bondi attack survivor Eva Geller dies; police offer a reward for alleged fugitive Anthony Pele; experts question prison safe cells; a New South Wales Human Rights Act is debated; David Jones enters administration; and Sydney borrowers face the latest interest-rate rise.

In sport, Nelson Asofa-Solomona knocks out Paul Gallen before a crowd incident, and Sydney FC host the Central Coast Mariners.

Today: A barge fire erupts in Rozelle Bay; Who Gives A Crap confirms customer data was exposed; Bondi terror attack survivor Eva Geller dies; police offer a reward for fugitive Anthony Pele; a psychiatrist calls for reform of prison mental-health care; a parliamentary inquiry weighs controls on high-risk combat sports; the Mardi Gras afterparty prepares to return; the Central Coast and Newcastle receive a bus boost; police seek two men over an alleged Glebe incident; and Sydney’s firefighting capability receives a funding boost.

In sport, New Zealand reaches the Rugby League World Cup final ahead of Australia’s semi-final against Samoa, and Sydney FC celebrates a four-one win over Central Coast.

Today: industrial action may disrupt buses across several Sydney regions as thousands of new weekly services are announced; Powerhouse Parramatta prepares to open; a parliamentary inquiry calls for better planning of data-centre clusters; doctors warn of women’s health service gaps after changes at Newcastle Private; community groups seek $1 billion for early intervention; HSC exams finish across the state; new domestic-violence housing opens in Hornsby and Maroubra; a 7.5 per cent short-stay rental levy is proposed; Hawkesbury Radio searches for a new home; and bus routes are redesigned around the Sydenham-to-Bankstown metro extension.

In sport, the Sydney Swans commission an independent review of their men’s program, their AFLW side prepares for a historic home final, and Paul Gallen faces Nelson Asofa-Solomona in a heavyweight boxing bout in Sydney.