The female was in her drive way late at night when she was allegedly approached by a male for a glass of water, he also asked if she lived alone. As the woman went inside to get a glass of water the male tried to follow her inside but the woman had locked the door behind her. The male waited at the door for a short while and is believed to have returned about an hour later and knocked on the door but left shortly after.

On Friday 8 October, a 67-year-old woman was threatened with a knife and sexually assaulted after being approached by a man at her home on Lyndavale Drive. The man gained entry after asking for a glass of water.

"It appears both woman were approached in the same manner and were asked the same questions, we believe it was the same man" Superintendent Michael White said.

"Police urge females to be cautious as the offender appears to be quite bold in his approach".

The alleged offender is described as being of Aboriginal appearance, late 30's and 175 centimetres tall with a stocky build. A comfit with a 70% likeness is attached.

Police would like to speak to any one who may have witnessed any suspicious activity on either of these nights on Lyndavale Drive to contact police on 131 444 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000. Media Contact Sarah Trinne 8922 3531