The Triple H 100.1FM Monthly Meetup is to connect & update members on activities happening with Triple H, successes that Triple H members are having with keeping an eye out for community engagement. 
members and guests are welcome to attend to find out more about Triple H and how to get involved. 
Next meeting:  Wedesday 19th September
Venue: Asquith Magpies
Time: 7pm for 7.30pm start

The Triple H - Annual Fundraiser for 2018 is a Trivia night - with a touch of music! 
Come along dressed as your favourite music artist!
Enjoy a night of trivia, music, dancing, and sing along to your favourite hits - Triple H Music Presenters are putting together a great night activities for the whole family to enjoy. 
This is a Triple H fundraiser to help our Hornsby Ku-ring-gai community radio  to give a voice and connect with our local, multicultural community.

Date: Saturday 11th August, 2018
Time: 7pm for 7.30pm start
Venue: Asquith Bolwing Club
Cost : $20 for members, $25 for non-members and $200 for a table. 
Meals and drinks are not included. 
​There will be Lucky Door prizes, a Raffle and Silent Auction - Join in the fun , Book in the date!

Paul Sumner is a retired TAFE NSW teacher who, after retiring, has spent a considerable amount of time (voluntarily) with some of the many homeless and semi-homeless in Sydney. Using his skills as an artist, illustrator, and recorder of events, Paul has captured and recorded the condition of those that find themselves at the lower end of our society. Part of his time has also been spent at the ‘Loaves and fishes’ feeding station in Ashfield run by the Reverend Bill Crews’ Exodus Foundation.

With completing several exhibitions in Sydney during the past two and a half years, Paul has been undertaking this current exhibition of these works at Hornsby Library from Thursday 2nd August till Sunday 26 of August.

Bill Crews asked Paul Sumner recently to stop off in Thailand and visit the Exodus Foundations operation there. This operation at a place called the ‘Hub’ (see contact details below), which caters for adopted, abandoned and trafficked young children living on the streets of Bangkok.  Paul immediately agreed and stayed for a week, with my wife, in Bangkok where I spent some time at the hub with the clients ‘young people’ and decided to include a number of works, from references gathered there in the up and coming exhibition.

There are plans for a continuation of this project, helping the trafficked and abandoned children in Thailand but for this I would need more community and financial help. This is being discussed with Bill Crews and the Exodus Foundation at the moment.

Included below are some attachments of the works to be displayed. The ones with captions are from Sydney the ones without are the people from Thailand, stories yet to be written.

Any assistance, publicity, community help would be gratefully accepted. 


http://www.childlinethailand.org/
info@childlinethailand.org

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Your opportunity to meet Hugh Mackay, author of Australia Reimagined: Towards A More Compassionate, Less Anxious Society
Australia's unprecedented run of economic growth has failed to deliver a more stable or harmonious society. Individualism is rampant. Income inequality is growing. Yet esteemed social researcher Hugh Mackay remains optimistic. He takes another unflinching look at us and offers some compelling proposals for a more compassionate and socially cohesive Australia. You might not agree with everything he suggests, but you'll find it hard to get some of his ideas out of your head.


Venue:  Hornsby Library
Location: 28-44 George Street, Hornsby
Time: 6.30pm
Cost: $5. Includes light refreshments
Date: Thursday 28 June, 6.30pm
Contact:  Hornsby Library
Phone:  9847 6614
Email:  library@hornsby.nsw.gov.au
Website:  hornsby.nsw.gov.au/library