• Cancer

    Cancer

    Cancer is the second leading cause of death among Indigenous people.

  • Child health and development

    Child health and development

    Our work investigates how we can improve the health of Indigenous children so they can have the best start in life.

  • Diabetes
  • Housing

    Housing

    Housing is a human right and a major contributing factor to human health and wellbeing. Despite significant recent investment, there continues to be an undersupply of social and remote housing in the Northern Territory, with existing housing facing a...

  • Kidney disease
  • Mental health and wellbeing

    Mental health and wellbeing

    Helping communities and individuals to stay strong.

  • Nutrition

    Nutrition

    Diet is the leading contributor to the burden of disease for all Australians. Dietary improvement is essential to closing the gap in health, education and life expectancy for Indigenous Australians.

  • Preventative health

    Preventative health

    A significant proportion of Menzies' work is in disease treatment research, but we also recognise that preventive health measures have an important role to play in improving overall health outcomes.

  • Primary health care and health systems research

    Primary health care and health systems research

    An important component of Closing the Gap.

  • Sexual health
  • Skin health

    Skin health

    Childhood skin infections can have a long-lasting and devastating effect.

  • Smoking, alcohol, drugs and other addictive behaviours

    Smoking, alcohol, drugs and other addictive behaviours

    The harm caused by tobacco, alcohol and other drugs is a major public health problem for Indigenous Australians.

  • Youth health

    Youth health

    There is little known about Indigenous adolescent lives. Yet, it’s such an extraordinary stage because there’s incredibly rapid development.