A Canberra woman will remain in custody after being charged over an alleged home attack involving the capital's newest bikie gang.
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Sharon Stott, 58, appeared in the ACT Magistrates Court on Friday where she pleaded not guilty to a series of seven offences from two separate incidents.
She did not apply for bail.
The first incident was at Oaks Estate on January 10. Ms Stott is accused of directing Dean Stephen Reid, 30, and others to go to the Oaks Estate home and assault and threaten the occupant.
On an earlier occasion the court heard the group had entered the home before Mr Reid, the alleged president of the Canberra chapter of the Satudarah bikie gang, held a knife to his throat and forced him to the ground.
Another person is accused of smashing the man's legs with an electric guitar, before the group stomped on his head and left.
Ms Stott is also accused of stealing the man's two phones and car keys.
In a separate incident on January 18, Ms Stott is accused of intentionally inflicting actual bodily harm on a different person, threatening, attempting to detain and unlawfully confine the person.
There were no further details of that incident available from court.
She pleaded not guilty to all seven charges.
She is listed to return to court in March.
