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The Illawarra Police Charity Ball returned after three years. Picture by Anna Warr

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NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb's connection to the Illawarra.

Glitz and glamour as Illawarra Police Charity Ball returns to region

Joel Ehsman

Top: One Facebook user was driven "crazy" by Poppy the Parrot. Bottom Left: Poppy with saviour Mark and his son. Bottom Right: Poppy in all her glory. Pictures supplied

Poppy the parrot was missing for nearly two whole days.

'Driving me crazy': Weird noise that helped track down missing Warilla parrot

Two men are accused of involvement in a drug supply racket run from Villawood Detention Centre. Photo: HANDOUT/NSW POLICE

Police allege an immigration detainee used an encrypted messaging service to deal drugs and co-ordinate a network of runners outside the facility.

Immigration detainee charged over alleged drug ring

It may no longer be king but experts say cash is still in the royal family of payments. Photo: Alan Porritt/AAP PHOTOS

The CrowdStrike outage exposed vulnerabilities in digital payment systems and shows Australia is decades away from a completely cashless society, experts say.

Has the latest IT outage quietly slowed the cash crash?

Xavier and Macey Guevara are getting into the Olympic spirit. Picture by Sylvia Liber

It's hard to miss the Mount Pleasant house adorned with flags.

The Mount Pleasant siblings repping the Olympics - 17,000km away from Paris

A global nickel glut and stubbornly low prices have forced BHP to suspend plans and operations. Photo: Marion Rae/AAP PHOTOS

An off-grid plan to transform one of the world's most energy-intensive industries is a casualty of BHP's decision to mothball its Australian nickel operations.

World's biggest renewable energy micro-grid suspended

Dr Hessom Razavi is keenly attuned to how the eye health of refugees can fall by the wayside. Photo: HANDOUT/LIONS EYE INSTITUTE

Newly arrived refugees have higher rates of eye problems than most Australians but a free service is restoring vision for those losing it.

Seeing clearly: 20/20 vision restored for refugees

Greyhounds as Pets' 2024 the Winter Adoption Day will be at Gough Whitlam Park in Earlwood on August 18. Picture supplied

Winter the perfect time for a new family member

Greyhound racing news from around the NSW regions | July 27

Testing after a huge Melbourne factory fire revealed acetone but overall, waterways were healthy. Photo: HANDOUT/MELBOURNE WATER

Millions of litres of water from a large factory fire is being treated before it's released into the Port Philip Bay or used for industrial purposes.

Fire water set for Port Philip Bay and agriculture

The stick-nest rat is one of the few native animals worldwide benefiting from invasive weeds. Photo: HANDOUT/FLINDERS UNIVERSITY, UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE

A threatened rodent that only survives on offshore islands has a preference for one of Australia's most invasive weeds for its food and shelter, research shows.

Invasive weed found to be rare rodent's top menu choice

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Emergency services responded&nbsp;to reports of a crash between a car and truck on Mount Ousley Road on Wednesday night. Paramedics were called about 8.30pm to reports that a person was trapped in the crash. The accident occurred about 500 metres from the Sydney turn off on the M1 at Maddens Plains, according to Live Traffic. Northbound lanes of traffic were affected. Paramedics assessed three patients and one –&nbsp;who was trapped by confinement but released by 9.15pm – required treatment.

Emergency services responded&nbsp;to reports of a crash between a car and truck on Mount Ousley Road on Wednesday night.

Paramedics were called about 8.30pm to reports that a person was trapped in the crash.<br>

The accident occurred about 500 metres from the Sydney turn off on the M1 at Maddens Plains, according to Live Traffic.

Northbound lanes of traffic were affected.

Paramedics assessed three patients and one –&nbsp;who was trapped by confinement but released by 9.15pm – required treatment.<br>