Fact is the Dingo, first one, took a liking to food she was eating, most of us who come from the bush know others feed such as these and bring them in to close contact with humans, best not to do that

That dingo took my mother:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=coPevaETtnM

"Fact is the Dingo, first one, took a liking to food she was eating,"

and grabbed the phone to order more via Uber Eats.

As I expected, lots of sympathy and Paul pushing his usual line of Green tinged lies and pseudo humour.
Did you have a good laugh at the videos, Paul?

The fact is that she wasn't allowed anything with which to defend herself and surely, as a woman doing a lonely job she should be legally allowed something

Toni,

There certainly are dingoes and wild dogs outside of National Parks but not in such concentrations, do you deny that our National Parks are breeding grounds for feral animals?
If you do, then have a talk to farmers who enjoy the NPs as neighbours.

To be honest, I don't know a lot about the behaviour of Dingo's or any other wild canine to be found in the Oz bush. But common sense would dictate you don't ever feed them, as they're not your usual domesticated pooch, you find waiting attentively for you, to arrive home from work.

But as an ex copper, I would respectfully ask what a 52 year old women was doing alone, at a decommissioned mine site, way out in the never never without any means of self protection? What does that say about her employer's, 'duty of care'? Believe me, there are many very strange and drug/drink addled individuals who roam these outback Sites, occasioning all sorts of mischief, from stripping copper and aluminium from disused structures, up to and including murder.

If I was the 52 year old, I'd sue the 'bejesus' out of the employer, without question. Imagine if you will, some fool leaving a 52 year old women alone, miles from anywhere, without any means of self protection - We've gone bloody mad in this country.

City people in the bush are often fun, ridiculous is more like it, they blow the horn at cattle Kangaroos and any wildlife then wait till the animal gives way she should sue her boss, probably will, but take care in the bush, if you intend to chase wildlife ask can you run as fast as it

"... if you intend to chase wildlife ask can you run as fast as it"

Faster!