Sydney socialite Shari-Lea Hitchcock has again taken out a restraining order against her boyfriend Dallen Alexander Nichols.
Hitchcock, 50, is best known as the former mistress of deceased billionaire cardboard king Richard Pratt.
The horse trainer's boyfriend was issued an interim apprehended violence order (AVO) by NSW Police following an alleged incident on the NSW south coast.
Nichols, 43, faced Nowra Local Court on July 2, with the matter adjourned until August 6.
Sydney socialite Shari-Lea Hitchcock (pictured right) has again taken out a restraining order against her on and off again boyfriend, Dallan Alexander Nicholls
Hitchcock, 47, (pictured) the long-time mistress of billionaire Richard Pratt, was found guilty of biting a police officer in 2018 while trying to resist arrest two years earlier
Under the conditions of the interim AVO, Nichols must not contact or go within 500 metres of Hitchcock’s home, place of work or holiday house.
Nichols is also prevented from approaching her, as well as assaulting, threatening, stalking or harassing Hitchcock.
The current AVO is not the first time police have intervened in the pair’s tumultuous relationship, according to the Daily Telegraph.
Just over five years ago police successfully applied for another AVO against Nichols for the protection of Hitchcock.
In 2018, Hitchcock was handed a two-year good behaviour bond after she tried to resist arrest and bit a police officer who tried to help her in a high profile 2016 incident.
Hitchcock faced Sydney's Downing Centre Local Court and was told that after showing 'no remorse' the magistrate had no other option but to find her guilty of the offences.
'The officer was there doing her job and didn't deserve to be kicked in the chest and didn't deserve to be bitten,' Magistrate Jennifer Atkinson said at the time.
Hitchcock's lawyer argued that the incident would never have happened had their client been
