 a doctor who examined the victim's injuries found it hard to believe she gave consent.
It is alleged the 32-year-old and another man assaulted the woman, who was walking along Manning St, South Brisbane, on April 15, 2011, after leaving a nearby venue at 11.30pm.
They allegedly followed the woman for a short time before forcing her into a lane and assaulting her.
Both men, who cannot be named for legal reasons, were arrested late last year after new evidence came to light.
Justice Jean Dalton denied bail this morning, noting the woman sustained extremely serious injuries.
"This rape is very violent to the extent that a very experienced forensic doctor who examined the woman... (said) it was hard to believe that what went on could be consensual," she said.
The court was told there was DNA on a cigarette butt linking the man to the laneway and a nearby phone tower also placed him in the vicinity.
The other man's DNA was found in the woman's pants, the court was told.
The prosecution said it was understood the other man, who was a teenager at the time, would allege there was consensual sex.
Justice Dalton said the 32-year-old was also charged with deprivation of liberty and threats involving another woman in 2012.
It is alleged he held a knife to her throat.
Justice Dalton said the maximum sentence for rape is life in prison, and it was likely he would receive a hefty sentence if found guilty.IT WAS another great weekend of action in the Redditch & South Warwickshire Combination and in the Premier Division three clubs are still in contention for top spot.
Black Horse continued their four-pronged attack on honours this season by moving to within two points of the top with two games in hand courtesy of a 7-0 home victory over Hizza United in which Dan Carter scored five of the goals.
Rubery Bridge moved up to third place with a 2-0 home win over Wychbold RBL.
In Division Two, the title race is a lot clearer after the top two played their penultimate league games.
OKH Sporting Dynamo retain top spot after both Nash and Jackson scored twice in a 6-0 victory over visitors Redditch Cross, whilst it elsewhere it was the Joe Shaw show as he scored four in Sporting Club Redditch’s 5-1 victory at Abbeydale.
The title race picture is clear as, should OKH win their final game at home to Abbeydale, the Division Two trophy will be theirs, however, with goal difference on their side, Sporting Club will win the title if they beat bottom of the table VKL United and OKH fail to win. Both games will be played on April 26.
In Division One, the roller-coaster season continues. CBH Fasteners went in at half time 1-0 down to second placed hosts Rocklands, who led with a Jamie Gifford goal, but the leaders recovered to lead through Nathan Davies and Lukas Eilberg until a Dean Hay equaliser on 83 minutes saw the points shared in a 2-2 draw.
Aaron Brough and Tobias Teague both scored hat-tricks as SHTP thrashed visitors Beoley Village 10-0 to move into third place, whilst Alcester Town failed to field a side away at fourth placed Millfield Rovers.
Alvechurch Sunday still have an outside chance of the league title after an entertaining 6-5 win at bottom club Lodge Park RA.
Alvechurch took an early lead before Lodge Park took control of the game to lead 5-3 with ten minutes remaining after Terry Nolan had completed his hat-trick.
However, Brogan Halpin proved to be the match-winner with four goals as Alvechurch completed a remarkable turnaround by scoring the winner in the last minute.
Results: Premier Division – Black Horse 7 (Dan Carter 5, Brain 2) Hizza United 0; Rubery Bridge 2 (Birchill, Penny) Wychbold RBL 0.
Division One – Lodge Park RA 5 (Terry Nolan 3, Lodge, Tapsell) Alvechurch Sunday 6 (Brogan Halpin 4, B Dugmore, R Dugmore); Rocklands 2 (Gifford, Hay) CBH Fasteners 2 (N Davies, Eilberg); SHTP 10 (Aaron Brough 3, Tobias Teague 4, Blewitt 2, Reeves 1) Beoley Village 0.
Division Two – Abbeydale 1 (Jones) Sporting Club Redditch 5 (Joe Shaw 4, Sill); OKH Sporting Dynamo 6 (Nash 2, Jackson 2, Houghton, Sullivan) Redditch Cross 0.
Subsidiary Cup – South Redditch 2 (Montgomery, Parker) Dagnell End Rovers 2 (Thomas, Daniell); Evesham United Sunday 1 (Mellings) New Woodland Cottage 1 (Thorpe); Rubery Legends 5 (Jake Booton 4, Langston) VKL United 1 (Iaowa).
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There was a double promotion party in Italy on Sunday as Torino and Pescara both secured a spot in Serie A for next season.
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Seven-time Italian champions Torino regained their place in Serie A on Sunday after a three-year absence as a 2-0 win over Modena confirmed their promotion.
Nnamdi Oduamadi and Giuseppe De Feudis were on target in either half to secure promotion back to the big time.
Torino - who won their last title in 1976 and have been in the shadow of fellow Turin club Juventus since - will be joined in Serie A by Pescara.
Zdenek Zeman's exciting young side confirmed a promotion of their own courtesy of a 3-1 victory on their travels to Genoa.
Gianluca Caprari was Pescara's hero as his brace sandwiched Ciro Immobile's effort to get the promotion party started.
Verona, Sassuolo, Vicenza and Sampdoria are all vying to join them in Serie A via Italy's play-off system.What if the serial killer in your book called you on the phone?
Hello folks! Today we’re talking to Oldrich Stibor who is the author behind the transmedia horror experience that is The Black Chronicle.
It’s a book where you become so immersed in it that the killer actually calls you on the phone and leads you down a rabbit hole of YouTube videos, emails and bonus chapters that will frighten you like nothing else.
What do you enjoy most about writing horror?
OS: I’m not sure exactly.
What I have noticed, just recently actually, is that all my books are about bad people doing bad things and the story is in a sense is a means to justifying why they are the way they are and why they had to make choices that most of us would see as ‘evil’ or ‘bad’.
I guess I have a lot of sympathy for the devil. I watched horror movies obsessively as a kid and I was always rooting for the monster. I always wanted Freddy to kill the last kid and win.
Out of all the novels and projects you are a part of, which one are you the most proud of and why?
OS: Well that has changed over the years of course but I guess I would have to say The Black Chronicle.
I just feel like it came together in ways that I couldn’t even have planned.
I’m really proud of it and I think it has very strong commercial potential. And obviously I’m biased. I can image lots of people rolling their eyes as they read me making those statements about my own work but believe me there are many, many, many things I’ve written that were just plain bad and of which I would never say those things about.
Can you explain a little bit more about “The Black Chronicle,” and how it has grown into more than just a novel?
OS: Well I actually conceived of it as a transmedia experience from the beginning.
I always knew I wanted to include video and audio and all these other things into it and it actually informed the writing.
For instance, the fact that the killer in the book ‘Mister’, creates videos of his murders and uploads them to the internet probably is only in the book because I knew I need to weave transmedia elements into the story.
Can you tell me a little bit about the process of setting up such an immersive multimedia