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He is being remembered as a âgreat mate who looked after everyoneâ. The husband and father was part of a group who launched a menâs shed at Brooloo just three years ago. Numabulla Menâs Shed secretary Dennis James said Mr Bowe had been with them from the start. âHe was a very personable fellow, he managed to look after us very well,â he said. âHe was a great mate. âWe were all shocked to hear that the accident ⦠actually involved him. âI spoke to his wife Mary and she seems to be bearing up quite well.â Doug McCallum, Kerry Bowe and Dennis James celebrate the opening of the Tin Can Bay Men s Shed. Picture: Shane Zahner ....
Premium Content Subscriber only A major overhaul of the regionâs pools could be on the cards, with Gympie Regional Council throwing open the doors to possible new management of its $23 million aquatic centre and regional facilities. The council is inviting tenders to take control of its four community owned pools, which includes the aquatic centre and public pools at Kandanga, Goomeri and Tin Can Bay. The pools have been managed by Belgravia Leisure for the past five years. The companyâs run has not been without controversy. The 2016 appointment of the Victorian-based company as managers was met with community backlash and in 2017 it made national headlines over its internal photograph policy after a Gympie grandmother was told staff had to check the photos she took on her phone before she left. ....