Christopher Anthony and Natasha Maree Mulford in Bundaberg court

Bundy‘s Hemp and Health Body Shop owners Christopher and Natasha Mulford faced the district court in Bundaberg where a judge told them to stop ’dragging their feet’.

Christopher and Natasha Mulford are facing multiple charges.

A Bundaberg business couple have been told by a district court judge their bail can’t go on forever and their drugs charges will need to be dealt with.

Bundy‘s Hemp and Health Body Shop owners Christopher Anthony Mulford and Natasha Maree Mulford appeared in Bundaberg District Court on on Tuesday, January 31.

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The pair self-represented when their case was mentioned.

They face a charge of producing a dangerous drug in excess of 500g, two counts of supplying, one count of possessing a dangerous drug and another of possessing anything in connection with the use of a dangerous drug.

The charges were brought against the couple in July of 2022.

Judge Leanne Clare urged the defendants to get moving on finalising their case after the pair said their legal representatives had dropped them.

“This has been around for some time,” Judge Leanne Clare said.

“It sounds like the two of you have been dragging your feet. It can't go on forever.

“For whatever reason you‘ve farnarkeled around for nearly a year and if you continue to be seeking representation after various things fall over what will happen is that the court will probably consider the question of your bail... and two, list it for trial if that is your intention... while you’re unrepresented.”

Pleas were not mentioned in the sitting.

The couple’s next appearance will be in April 2023.