Trasei Shirley-Ann Mckinley and Dylan Law charged with wounding at Beaconsfield

A couple charged over a double wounding with a samurai sword at a Beaconsfield home will spend another night in custody ahead of their separate bail applications.

A couple charged over a double wounding with a samurai sword at a Beaconsfield home will spend another night in custody ahead of their separate bail applications on Wednesday.

Trasei Shirley-Ann Mckinley, 21, and her 41-year-old boyfriend Dylan Law have been in custody since their arrest on Saturday night.

The incident on Nicklin Dr, which sparked a massive police response, involved four people all known to each other.

Trasei Shirley-Ann Mckinley, 21, is charged over a double wounding with a samurai sword at Beaconsfield.

Police allege they were all at the same home when the incident occurred against a 54-year-old man and 51-year-old woman, who is related to Ms Mckinley.

The woman suffered a thigh wound, while the man received cuts to his arm and hip.

The 21-year-old Mount Pleasant woman cried as she appeared in Mackay Magistrates Court on Tuesday after learning her sister and boyfriend’s mother were in court in support.

A man and a woman appeared in Mackay Magistrates Court on Tuesday over an incident on Saturday night.

“Be strong,” one of her supporters said, as both parties said “I love you”.

Ms Mckinley and Mr Law, who is from Farleigh, are both charged with two counts of wounding over the incident.

Legal Aid Queensland solicitor Rosie Varley, who appeared for Mr Law, asked for the matter to be adjourned until Wednesday for a “bail address check”.

The court heard police were objecting to his bail as all the documents were tendered to Magistrate Bronwyn Hartigan.

Solicitor Sean Gibbs, of Fisher Dore Lawyers, requested the same adjournment. The court heard bail addresses were also being explored for Ms Mckinley.

Both were remanded in custody for another night and will reappear on Wednesday.