A Queensland mayor who returned a blood alcohol test of more than three times the legal limit has pleaded guilty to drink-driving.
Redland Mayor Karen Williams crashed her vehicle into a tree in Cleveland, southeast of Brisbane, after leaving the council offices on June 23.
The 55-year-old appeared in Cleveland Magistrates Court on Monday.
She had been issued with a notice to appear in court on a charge of driving under the influence of liquor after returning a blood alcohol concentration of 0.177 per cent.
No one was injured when the car left the road, travelled through a fence and struck a tree.
Williams has been on unpaid leave from Redland City Council since being given the notice to appear.
Proceedings are continuing before magistrate Deborah Vasta with about 20 activists protesting outside.
– AAP
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