A woman charged with the murder of Phoebe Bishop will now face all her charges together in court later this year.

Tanika Bromley’s existing weapons charges were briefly mentioned in Bundaberg Magistrates Court on Monday.

The court confirmed all charges, including murder and interfering with a corpse, will be heard together at a committal hearing on August 11.

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The 24-year-old remains on bail for the weapons charges.

She has not entered any pleas.

Pheobe Bishop, 17, was reported missing from a rural property near Gin Gin, Queensland, in May.

Her remains were found in bushland earlier this month, prompting a major police investigation.

Bromley is one of two flatmates charged in connection with the case.

The other flatmate, James Wood, is also before the courts.