Louise Miller-Frost

Louise Jane Miller-Frost ( Miller; born 13 March 1967

Early life Miller-Frost was born in Hollywood, Worcestershire, England, and was 18 months old when her family migrated to Adelaide in 1968. She attended Para Hills East Infant School and Primary School, The Heights High School, Banksia Park High School and Seymour College.

Her father died unexpectedly when she was thirteen years old. On 10 March 2020, she became chief executive of St Vincent de Paul Society SA as the COVID-19 pandemic hit.

She has also sat on a number of boards, notably the Medical Board of Australia, Winston Churchill Memorial Trust, Animal Welfare League SA and as Chair of UnitingCare Wesley Bowden. She was also co-chair of the Adelaide Zero Project to end homelessness, and SA Co-chair of Anti-Poverty Week in 2020 and 2021.

Politics Miller-Frost was preselected by the Australian Labor Party to run for Parliament in the seat of Boothby in the 2022 federal election. Boothby had been held by the Liberal Party of Australia since 1949, but in the 2019 federal election the margin had only been 1.4%. Miller-Frost won the election, with Dyer conceding defeat on the night of the election and Swift conceding the following day. She is the 1,224th member of the House of Representatives, and the 14th Member for Boothby.

At the May 2025 election Miller-Frost was re-elected with an increased margin of 11.07%, against former member Nicolle Flint and Greens candidate, Mitcham Councillor Joanna Wells.

Political views

Miller-Frost has expressed support for meaningful action on climate change, noting her frustration at the "lack of recognition of the dangers facing us as a result of climate change and also of the amazing economic opportunities" Australia could take advantage of.

Personal life Miller-Frost lives in Cumberland Park, South Australia, with her husband Kim Cheater. She has three sons, triplets who were born in 1999, and three stepsons.