A trial involving a man accused of killing three people in a highway crash may be delayed, according to reports from Perth and Western Australia. The accused is charged with murdering his girlfriend, a good Samaritan, and a random motorist following a crash on a major road. Both outlets state that the trial date could be at risk because a prosecutor is absent, prompting concerns that the matter may not proceed as scheduled. The reports indicate that families affected by the charges may have to wait longer depending on court arrangements and whether the prosecution can be present to continue with the proceedings. No alternative timing or revised trial date is reported in the accounts provided. The coverage focuses on the immediate procedural issue—an absent prosecutor—rather than changes to the charges or the substance of the allegations. The accused’s case therefore faces potential scheduling disruption while court administration addresses attendance and readiness for the trial.