Sue Turner is interviewed by Lucy Dahill for 2HHH on her Outstanding Service To The Community (Individual) award from Ku-ring-gai Council in 2016.

John Dailey Ku-rin-gai Citizen of the Year in 2016 talks to Lucy Dahill for 2HHH about winning the award and what it has meant for his year and the work he does with the Community Garden and other projects such as Beautifying Turramurra.

Refugee Champion and State finalist for Australia’s Local Hero 2016 is interviewed by Lucy Dahill for 2HHH

Summertime 6 brought the studio to life...the first of many I hope over the coming years. I so enjoyed getting to know them and hearing more about how they came together, what it is like busking, being in a band together and how they play by feel rather than to a prescriptive text. They are a genuine team - very inspiring.

In this episode I have interviews about the Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Womens Shelter, the Soroptomists, and a number of other participants from the 2016 Hornsby Walk the Talk. Also highlighted this week is an interview with Zohara Mendes who spoke about the work she is doing raising awareness for her generation about domestic violence.

Hornsby took to the streets on Friday to mark the start of 16 days of activism against gender based violence. White Ribbon Day was a perfect start to raise awareness as we 'Walked the Talk'. Hear many of the participants talk to Lucy about why taking a stand against gender based violence matters to them.

Adam Warburton talks about what is taken as normal in the building industry and asks if it is contributing to mens poor mental health. He asks us to question what we have taken as normal and if the pull to making it all about deadlines and costs is at the expense of a precious and limited human resource.

The presenters of Show Us Your Motor on 2HHH talk with Lucy how they see themselves on International Men's Day and some of the issues we should be discussing

Megan Andriessen talks to Lucy on International Mens Day about some of the behaviours that can be used as coping mechanisms and mask underlying problems. Megan explains the programs they run and how men can build emotional intelligence to be better able to connect with and then communicate how they feel.

Paul Schiebaan spoke to Lucy about the Ku-ring-gai mens shed and its role in the community.