Kieren, who has never once used Tinder, is one of twelve men who posed for the 2018 Country Hope Men’s Calendar. While most went shirtless, modest Kieren kept his on. 

Proceeds from the calendar sale go to Country Hope, a charity supporting children suffering from cancer and other life threatening illnesses. All men were photographed by Ginette Guidolin. 

The Area News previously profiled 27-year-old Marc Catanzariti, who almost broke the Internet with new fans logging in to check out his pecks and profile as Mr September. 

While he received strong praise, we were asked if any of the Calendar boys might appeal to the 30 plus female demographic. 

Guy Orton, whom we also profiled as Mr March, broke many hearts when he revealed he was in a relationship. 

So we give you Mr October:

Name: Kieren McNabb.

Age: 37.

Marital status: Single.

Job titles: Caltex Depot Manager, Gymnastics coach, Cheerleading coach, Computer nerd.

Star sign: Taurus.

What he looks for in a lady: Honestly, independence, someone who enjoys playing sports. Preferably someone aged 27 to 42.

Dream date: Fresh seafood dinner down at the coast.

Settle down or have fun?: Both. Have fun and then settle down.

Hobbies: Rugby (Griffith Blacks), gymnastics, Motorcross, water-snow skiing. 

Next travel destination: Uluru.

Future ambitions: Take over Dad’s (Rod McNabb) business, finish restoring my house. 

The calendars are now available for sale – making them an ideal Christmas gift.

They can be purchased at The Area News office at 11b Banna Ave.

From November 21, Griffith Central will have a stall selling the the calendars every Thursday, Friday and Saturday.  Cost is $20.

Kieren is happy to sign a copy for you if you buy one. 

Donations to County Hope can be made at https://www.countryhope.com.au/take-action/