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Cannabis lab found in NSW home: police

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A man is due to face court after police allegedly found a sophisticated drug lab at a home in the NSW Illawarra region.

Police were speaking to a 38-year-old man inside a home at Mount St Thomas on Monday afternoon when it's alleged they saw a small amount of cannabis on a coffee table.

After applying for a search warrant, police say they found 3.8kg of cannabis, 21 cannabis plants, and a sophisticated hydroponic set-up used for drying out cannabis, inside the home.

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It's alleged the house had also been modified with fans, ventilation pipes, an irrigation system and power outlets.

The man was charged with several drug offences including conducting a drug premises and is due to appear in Port Kembla Local Court on May 12.

The seized plants had an estimated street value of $107,400, police said.

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