Mary Ann Miller, a Noongar woman and mother of seven, tragically passed away from sepsis on March 28 at Fiona Stanley Hospital, just two weeks after giving birth to her son. Her family claims that the Western Australian government was aware of her domestic violence situation, including incidents of severe abuse by her former partner, yet failed to provide adequate support. Miller was evicted from public housing in February after her tenancy was terminated by a Magistrates Court due to her non-compliance with property inspections. Her mother, Kaye Miller, expressed deep frustration, stating that her daughter was 'failed completely' by government agencies that should have intervened. Despite applying for a priority housing transfer due to her circumstances, the support she needed never materialized. The Department of Housing and Works stated that they retained her application on the priority waitlist post-eviction, but advocates like Dr. Hannah McGlade argue that there were clear warning signs indicating an escalation of risk for Miller. The case has sparked a call for better housing solutions and support systems for women facing domestic violence, particularly those with large families. The Western Australia police are preparing a report for the coroner but have not established any criminality related to Miller's death.