A woman accused of stalking her ex-partner and torching her former workplace will remain in custody until at least Tuesday.
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It's alleged she set fire to Heinrich Bakery on April 8, 2021, then broke into and stole from Wodonga Sand and Soil later that day.
Police allege she has taken part in an unrelenting campaign of stalking against her former partner and those connected to him in the months before her arrest.
She applied for bail on Friday, which was refused, and the matter was again listed in court on Monday.
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Lawyer Chirag Patel said his client did not need to be taken into court and she wasn't making a bail application.
He sought she be assessed for a support program.
"She doesn't want to be bought over?" magistrate Peter Dunn asked, which Mr Patel confirmed.
He noted a number of mental health and medical problems his client was suffering while in custody.
The matter will return to court on Tuesday.
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