The man, who cannot be named under Queensland law, did not appear in person in Toowoomba Magistrates Court.
The case of a high-profile man charged with the alleged rape of a young woman in 2021 has returned to a Queensland court.
The man cannot be named because unique Queensland laws prevent the identification of a person charged with sexual offences until the matter is committed to a trial. This was because the man’s matter - still at committal mention phase on Wednesday - was too premature in its passage through the courts, she said.
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