Fagain Maureen McMulkin-Faithful, 27, of Broken Hill, appeared in Muswellbrook Local Court on Monday where she pleaded guilty to a string of offences, including police pursuit, reckless driving, refusing to submit to a breath test, four counts of dishonestly obtaining property by deception and five counts of driving with a license that had been expired for more than two years.

Ms McMulkin-Faithful - who is an unlicensed driver - also admitted to altering her number plates using mailbox stickers to avoid detection.

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Hunter Valley police say they were patrolling the New England Highway at Blandford, about 60km north of Muswellbrook, about 6pm on Sunday when they attempted to stop a Great Wall X240 utility.

When the utility failed to stop, a police pursuit was initiated. It was terminated a short time later due to safety concerns.

The vehicle was later located parked in a carpark in Little Street, Murrurundi, and Ms McMulkin-Faithful was arrested nearby. She refused to undergo a roadside breath test and was taken to Muswellbrook police station where she was charged with 29 offences.

Ms McMulkin-Faithful did not apply for bail on Monday and the matter was adjourned for her to be sentenced on April 20.