Part of the prosecution case against a Brisbane high school teacher will focus on phone downloads between her and the victim.
The case against a Brisbane high school teacher accused of grooming a boy has been delayed as her defence waits for copies of phone downloads between the pair to be released.
Her case has been moved from Southport to Brisbane Magistrates Court, with the matter briefly heard on Monday.
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