Sydney 'Night Stalker' pleads guilty to string of sexual assaults in 90s

Police arrested the 61-year-old after a breakthrough in DNA and fingerprint technologies.

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Glenn Gary Cameron was arrested at Sydney International Airport last February after detectives reviewed the unsolved cases using modern DNA and fingerprint technologies.

Cameron has now admitted to more than a dozen charges, including 11 counts of aggravated sexual assault using a weapon as a threat, for attacks on eight women between 1991 and 1993.

Dubbed Sydney's "Night Stalker" and the "Moore Park Rapist" in news reports at the time, Cameron is due to be sentenced next month.

After his arrest at the airport last year, Cameron's identity was suppressed due to a reporting ban. It was lifted three months later.