Two parents accused of starving their teenage ballerina daughter to near death are set to face a retrial following a court development described by outlets as a possible “miscarriage of justice.” The reports from The West Australian and PerthNow state that the matter returns to court after earlier legal proceedings did not reach a final resolution as expected, prompting the case to be re-heard. The charges relate to allegations that the child was deprived of food to the point of serious harm. Both outlets frame the latest step as a formal legal process moving the case back for reconsideration. At this stage, the reporting is focused on the procedural outcome—namely that the parents will again be tried—rather than on new factual findings about the conduct alleged. The coverage does not indicate any final decision by an appellate body within the summaries provided, but instead emphasizes that the retrial proceeds because of concerns raised about the justice process. The retrial will determine the parents’ criminal responsibility based on the evidence presented at the new hearing.