trying to make a hash table......trouble w/ memory?

For now I am just trying to implement a hash table and a simplified version to see it work. Each entry has a key and a value and a pointer (in case of collisions it is a linked list)
Then the hash table is an array of those entries. I started initializing the table and printing it out just to make sure things are working. I don't think I'm using malloc correctly for array of structures because I keep getting segmentation fault core dump as an error.
help

Code:

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#define TABLE_SIZE ((int) 10)
struct entryhash
{
  int key; //order of nodes will be string later to match other stuff
  double num;  //entry is another structure, replace with double for now?
  struct entryhash * next;  //linked structure in case of collision
};

typedef struct entryhash hash_item;

void print_table (hash_item **head,int tablelen){
  int i;
  hash_item *curr;
  for (i=0; i <tablelen; i++){
      curr=head[i];
      printf("%d\n", curr->key);
      //printf("%lf\n", curr->num);
  }
}

int main(){
  hash_item ** newhash;
  newhash = (hash_item **)malloc(sizeof(hash_item*) * TABLE_SIZE);
  //initialize everything to null?
  int i;
  for (i=0; i<TABLE_SIZE; i++){
      newhash[i]->key= -1;
      newhash[i]->next=NULL;
  }
  print_table(newhash, TABLE_SIZE);
  //add entries
  //add_hash_el( &newhash, 9,2.5);
  return 0;
}

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Allocate storage for each of the hash_item objects that the array of pointers newhash points to before initializing them.

do you mean going through a loop and assigning
newhash[i] = (hash_item *)malloc(sizeof(hash_item));
?

Yep! at the top the the loop where the members of hash_item are being initialized to null.