They will appear in court tomorrow.
A 37-year-old Wanora man was also arrested and charged with weapon possession.
He will face court on July 29.
South-Eastern Police regional crime coordinator Detective Superintendent Brendan Smith said today s action was a significant step towards dismantling alleged organised crime. These arrests have decimated a whole chapter of the Mongols OMCG, Detective Superintendent Smith said.
Bowden was shot dead at his home last year.(9News)
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Major update 2: Shane Bowden homicide investigation
Police have today charged a further seven men with murder as part of ongoing investigations into the shooting death of 47-year-old Shane Bowden last year.
Detectives from the Gold Coast District, Crime and Intelligence Command, including Homicide and the Organised Crime Gangs Group, and other specialised police, executed eight search warrants at Pimpama, Redland Bay, Underwood, Upper Coomera, Helensvale and Wanora in relation to Operation Sierra Arch.
The Operation was commenced after Mr Bowden was shot in the driveway of a residence on Cox Road, Pimpama at around 12.10am on Monday, October 12, 2020.
Raids carried out by police today culminated in the arrest of eight people.
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Asides the picturesque views, it also features a spacious infinity pool, gym, tennis court, basketball court and private Zoom studio.
While being hunted by the producers of Love Island, the property has also been scouted for the UK s hit reality program, Geordie Shore.
Picturesque: The 20 acre property is located in Upper Coomera and boasts scenic views of both Brisbane and the Gold Coast
Luxury: The property features a spacious infinity pool, gym, tennis court, basketball court and private Zoom studio
The home is located around the corner from Village Roadshow Studios Gold Coast, which was previously used to shoot blockbusters Aquaman and Thor Ragnarok.
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Matildas team locked in for Tokyo with official Olympic selection
The Australian Olympic Committee has selected the 18-strong women’s football squad to the Australian Olympic Team.
Captained by Sam Kerr, the Matildas squad boasts 12 returning Rio Olympians for their second Games and six set to make their Olympic debut in Tokyo.
Falling to a heartbreaking penalty shootout loss to hosts Brazil in the Rio 2016 quarter-finals, the Matildas squad is determined to make Tokyo a memorable tournament.
The squad is filled with players plying their trade in some of the biggest clubs in women’s football including FA Women’s Super League title and Golden Boot winner Sam Kerr, Lyon star defender Ellie Carpenter, UEFA Women’s Champions League-bound Arsenal trio, Steph Catley, Caitlin Foord and Lydia Williams, as well as W-League Championship match-winner Kyra Cooney-Cross.