Multiple Australian outlets report that postal delivery workers are facing frequent dog attacks during their routes. The reports say attacks occur at a high rate, described as around nine incidents per day, and that some posties are injured as a result. Accounts shared across the coverage indicate that in some cases workers are knocked off their delivery vehicles, while others require medical treatment, including hospital care. The articles frame the issue as a recurring safety problem for delivery staff when dogs are not under control during public or residential encounters. While the reports focus on the frequency of the incidents and the resulting harm, they do not provide extensive additional detail in the excerpts about the location of the attacks, the number of workers affected over time, or specific outcomes of any investigations or policy responses. Overall, the sources agree that dog-related incidents are occurring regularly and can cause physical injuries to postal workers during their deliveries.