Then there are the drunken footballers and schoolies...

.. which are far more plentiful & by many accounts more dangerous than rogue 'roos.

Neil, I've not heard of a doe attacking people or other animals either.

Then there's this -

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2...25/2752536.htm

(which I've been duty bound to bring to the attention of our old Fodors sparring partner Cholmondley_Warner on account of his fixation with our bum biting spiders during the late and sad Ashes defence - see his Ashes thread on the Lounge forum.)

"And with electrically warmed toilet seats in almost every home, it may be best for the Japanese to check carefully before sitting."

That does put a new spin on bum-biting spiders, doesn't it?

I have heard of a female roo chased into water trying to drown a dog but there were too many dogs. The roo died and the first dog into the water was put down. I think it highly unlikely that the females would attack a human on the ground. they put there effort into intraspecies conflict and raising their social status.