Jack Stuart Jones and Tate Robinson in Tweed Heads court on drug charges

The accused ring leader of an alleged interstate cocaine syndicate and a co-accused pro surfer had their matters mentioned in court.

Tate Robinson was mentioned in Tweed Heads Local Court on drug charges.

The accused ring leader of an alleged interstate drug syndicate has been mentioned in court along with a co-accused pro surfer.

Jack Stuart Jones, 21, faces 29 charges including knowingly directing the activities of a criminal group and two counts of supplying cocaine on an ongoing basis from Pottsville to Varsity Lakes more than three times from October 1 to November 18 last year.

Mr Jones, alleged to be the group ringleader, was also charged with 23 counts of supplying cocaine in Casuarina last year.

Co-accused professional surfer Tate Robinson, 22, was facing 20 charges including participating in a criminal group activity and supplying dangerous drugs on an ongoing basis.

No pleas have been entered.

Tweed Byron Police District charged a man with several drug offences.

Court documents revealed police will allege Mr Robinson supplied cocaine on three or more occasions between October 1 and November 18 this year.

The two matters were mentioned together in Tweed Heads Local Court on Friday where the prosecution indicated there were delays in the case’s charge certification.

She said the DPP required extra time as the evidence relied on phone interceptions being transcribed which she said was up to 20 pages in length.

“It’s my intention next week to serve the crown case statement,” she said.

Defence lawyer Jason Grant did not object to the adjournment.

Each matter was listed for August 13 with a charge certificate due on August 12.

Both remain on bail.