The daughter of former NSW premier Neville Wran has been admitted to a rehabilitation centre after pleading guilty to drug possession.
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Harriet Wran, 30, last week pleaded guilty to possessing the drug ice, three years after she was released from jail over her role in the robbery and murder of a Sydney drug dealer.
Wran had her bail continued last week on the condition she live at the family's Ravensdale farm under a curfew.
On Monday, it was varied so she could attend a rehabilitation centre.
Wran was pulled over by police at a Central Coast service station at North Wyong just after 1.30am on February 27.
A male passenger who fled as officers approached the car is yet to be found.
Police found almost a gram of crystal methamphetamine and 32 stolen items, including laptops, credit cards and mobile phones, according to court documents.
Wran is due back at Wyong Local Court on May 15.
Australian Associated Press
