Dwarves (1900, New South Wales, Australia)

A girl was taken at night from between her sisters as they slept beside a billabong, by little humanoid creatures with leathery skin. They took her underground and covered her in animal fat. She couldn’t see them because her eyes were covered with the fat but she could hear them. She said they just made guttural noises. She was there for a couple of hours, when she started to hear people calling out her name. She began clawing at the tree roots she could feel above her and broke through; she could just make out light and stuck her arm up out of the ground. A man calling out for her ran away as he thought the arm was “from something evil.” He came back with her family and they had a tug of war to get her out. Once they did, they built a big bonfire above the spot.
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/324zve/im_wondering_if_anyone_here_has_any_storiesinfo/?st=jg6ud2dh&sh=451cca66

Apparition (January 2008, Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia)

L. Davis (a witness involved in other encounters) reported seeing a dull, darkish grey creature of medium height glide from the lounge to the bathroom in her mother's house. She said that it was not a 'friendly' being and that it became aggressive when it had been spotted, and then continually made its presence known in the house for about 3 days before disappearing. The witness says that she was 5 months pregnant at the time, but the foetus disappeared - bizarrely. She remembers having a strange dream where she gave birth in an open paddock on a medical table during the day. Apparently there were many bizarre humanoids standing around her. They took the newly-born baby girl away for some time, before letting the witness nurse her for a while, and then took her away again. She didn't realise that something was wrong until a few days after the dream. This encounter was originally found on this website http://www.iwasabducted.com/ufoboard but the site has since been taken down. I found the case itself through Albert Rosales’ website http://iraap.org/rosales/2008.htm.