To those of you who made it to TNH23, a big thank you for making it such a fun & fabulous event.
We had a blast & are so glad you were able to join us in Darwin for a long overdue Aussie Nash Hash.
Here’s a snapshot of TNH23.

623 Hashers came
623 Hashers officially came – from every Australian state & mainland territory + Christmas Island, New Zealand, the Philippines, Fiji, Germany, Ireland, Scotland, England, Japan, Nigeria, the USA and Papua New Guinea.
There’s a final who’s cuming list on the TNH23 webpage.

Drink it down
We drank:
- 47 kegs of locally brewed beer, ginger beer, cider & alcoholic lemonade
- 230 cartons of beer & non-alcoholic drinks
- 450 bottles of wine
Alcohol consumption was higher than the previous 2 Nash Hashes, though we had fewer Hashers here – a great effort!
Hangovers were lower in number – we credit the preservative-free drinks from One Mile Brewery 🍺.

Hash grub
We consumed:
- 800 stir-fry and curry meals from Johnnies
- 440 baked spud meals from The Potato Man
- 500 Filipino inspired meals from Filos Food
- 695 ice cream/frozen yogurt cones/cups from Sundae Social
- 750 cups of coffees & other hot & cold drinks from Just Coffee Beans NT
- 300 breakfast laksas from Mary’s laksa
- 300 bacon & egg breakfasts
- 300+ fresh juices and smoothies from The Harvest Press
We’ve had some lovely emails from our food truck suppliers who really enjoyed being a part of TNH23 😊

Community support
We supported local charities, with Lions, Rotary, Variety, Shoot for a Cure, Darwin Rural H3 and Gravel Rash H3 providing our post-run/cycle BBQ lunches and the Waratahs Football Club providing bar staff.
We also had great support from local sponsors – NT Government, FRM Refrigeration & Air Conditioning, PowerWater, Frontier Hotel & Punters Bar, One Mile Brewery, Darwin Ski Club, Precinct Tavern, Tim’s Surf & Turf, Lizards Bar, Woolworths Nightcliff, Coles Casuarina Village and Halikos Hospitality Group Hotels.

RDR charity success
We raised over $15,000 for the Red Dress Run charity – Sabrina’s Reach4Life – with final total funds raised to be confirmed.
Hear more from Lidia Di Lembo, Co-founder of Sabrina’s Reach4Life, and Crusty Crab, Top End H3, in their interview on Darwin’s Mix 104.9.

We supported local businesses, with locally-sourced goodies in the goodie bags, locally-brewed alcoholic beverages, & locally-run food trucks providing Darwin-inspired food & beverages.
We had local bus company CDC provide transport, Indigenous-run security firm Cap22 keep the Hash Venue secure with their staff also providing first aid when required, sound production from local business GigTek, and our fabulous local musicians – Stereobate, The Neo & Coffin Fitz.
Check out the TNH23 merch page if you’re after extra TNH23 merchandise.

We (generally) stayed safe.
Thanks to everyone for looking out for, & looking after, their fellow Hashers, keeping them hydrated, happy and on trail.
Final thanks from the TNH23 Committee …
Thanks to local & visiting Hashers who helped with filling the goodie bags, welcomed Hashers at the rego desk, manned the merchandise tent, loaded eskies & trailers for the runs, & helped keep the Hash Venue clean & tidy.
Thanks for sharing your pics & adventures on our Facebook page. The most popular post award goes to …. Scooter Damage!
Thanks to our fabulous Hares for providing great trails, to the local clubs for organising the Pre-lube, Red Dress Run, Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s lunches and Darwin H3 Post Lube, and to the Hash Act performers for some quality entertainment on Saturday night.
And the biggest thank you to everyone who came – you made the event a fantastic success. We couldn’t have wished for a happier, friendlier, more energetic & fun bunch of people to spend the weekend with. Thanks for your awesome love and support ❤️.
On on to Fremantle in 2025.
TNH23 Committee