The Menzies School of Health Research is Australia's only Medical Research Institute dedicated to improving Indigenous health and wellbeing. For over 35 years, Menzies has been a beacon for development, sustainability, health improvement, economic advancement, and transformation. They are a leader in global and tropical health research, focusing on life-threatening diseases.

Menzies collaborates with communities across northern Australia and the Asia-Pacific region to translate their research into real change. Their work addresses critical issues such as mental health, nutrition, substance abuse, child health and development, as well as chronic diseases like cancer, kidney disease, and heart disease. They also lead global research into life-threatening illnesses in the Asia-Pacific, such as malaria, melioidosis, and tuberculosis.

Menzies aims to break the cycle of disease and reduce health inequities in Australia and the Asia-Pacific region, particularly for disadvantaged populations. With over 150 research projects and programs, and 60 remote community partnerships across central and northern Australia, Menzies' impact is significant. They have generated a total benefit of $1.

1 billion, with every dollar spent returning $2. 70 to the economy. Menzies' headquarters are in Darwin, with offices in Alice Springs, Melbourne, and Dili, Timor-Leste.

Their work extends across central and northern Australia and various countries in the Asia-Pacific region. Menzies' achievements over the years have made a significant difference in people's lives, and they continue their work to seek enduring solutions to critical health issues