Peter Gorrie

Long-time BioCycle Contributing Editor Peter Gorrie lost his battle with glioblastoma on January 4. Peter reported on many different topics for

Peter Gorrie wrote about environmental issues and technologies for the Star. He was a runner-up in 2004 for a National Newspaper Award in explanatory reporting.

Pilot of Hudson Bomber A16-12, A Flight, 2 Squadron, R.A.A.F.; on a dawn flight from his base at Namlea, Burus Island, when shot down by enemy action,

The Airfield was named after Flying Officer Peter Gorrie, who was flying one of four Hudson bombers shot down over what is now called Sulawesi in January 1942.

Easement Maintenance Program Manager at Ergon Energy · Experience: Ergon Energy · Education: James Cook University · Location: Townsville · 43 connections

Peter Creighton Gorrie enlisted in July 1940 and in December 1941 proceeded overseas on active service with #2 Squadron as a Flying Officer. On 12 January 1942,

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