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Fighting liver cancer together fundraiser
Fighting liver cancer together fundraiser - Saturday 23rd February 2019 6.30pm to 12.00am - PEE WEE’S AT THE POINT. For ticket purchase please contact Lily @ Pee Wee’s - (08) 8981 6868 and info@peewees.com.au.
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Lunchtime Seminar | Professor Dominic Upton
Dean of College of Health and Human Science at CDU - ‘Research in the College of Health and Human Sciences’
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Lunchtime Seminar | Associate Professor Simon Moss
‘How can supervisors solve every conceivable problem that PhD or Masters by Research students could possibly experience—and other simple tasks’
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2018 Menzies Oration | Hon Margaret White AO & Mick Gooda
2018 Menzies Oration | Friday, 26 October from 5pm in the Menzies Auditorium at our Royal Darwin Hospital Campus. View a recording of the Oration here https://bit.ly/2z4Y1Tv.
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Monograph Launch: Early Pathways to School Learning Lessons
The Menzies Centre for Child Development and Education are launching a monograph about lessons from the NT data linkage study.
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Menzies Lunchtime Seminar | Leanne Liddle
Leanne Liddle, Director of the Aboriginal Justice Unit, Department of the Attorney-General and Justice, will deliver a Lunchtime Seminar at Menzies' CDU Casuarina campus.
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AGM 2018
Menzies School of Health Research will be holding its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on the afternoon of Monday 28 May 2018 in the auditorium located on the Royal Darwin Hospital campus. As part of the AGM proceedings Menzies will launch its 2017 Annual Report followed by the...
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HOT NORTH Katherine workshop
Save the date: 20 - 21 February 2018, Flinders University Katherine campus
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Lunchtime Seminar | Michaela Spencer
Menzies and IAP2 Australasia present the first Lunchtime Seminar for 2018. Presenter - Michaela Spencer - Post-Doctoral Fellow with the Northern Institute at CDU | Remote Engagement and Coordination. The Menzies seminars are free of charge and open to the general public, click here...
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2017 Menzies Oration: Democratising Indigenous Data
The 2017 Menzies Oration delivered by Professor Ian Anderson AO, Deputy Secretary Indigenous Affairs in the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet.
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2017 Menzies Oration
Deputy Secretary for Indigenous Affairs, Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, Professor Ian Anderson AO will deliver the 2017 Menzies Oration.
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HealthLAB in Kakadu National Park
As part of National Science Week 2017, the Menzies HealthLAB will be at the Bowali Visitors Centre, Kakadu.
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HealthLAB at Parliament House
As part of National Science Week 2017, the Menzies HealthLAB will be at Parliament House for the public and sitting members of parliament to experience. Menzies' mobile HealthLAB, uses the latest health technology to measure participants’ health and inform them about the...
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Menzies AGM
Menzies School of Health Research will be holding its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Monday, 14 August 2017.
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Child Health and Development Seminar
“Harm minimisation alcohol education for school students: The more the better?” Tuesday 18 July 2017 from 2.30pm - 3.30pm.
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Ladies Long Lunch | HealthLAB fundraiser
Darwin Convention Centre - The 2017 Darwin Ladies Long Lunch will continue the strong health message promoted by the Menzies School of Health, while raising valuable funds to continue this work in our community.
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Lunchtime Seminar - Sally Sievers, NT Anti-Discrimination Commissioner
The next lunchtime seminar will feature Sally Sievers, NT Anti-Discrimination Commissioner invited by the Menzies Gender Equity Committee, to talk about achieving gender equity in the workplace. The Lunchtime Seminars are held on Wednesdays at the John Mathews Building (RDH, Bldg...
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Menzies director to deliver Professorial Lecture
Professor Alan Cass will deliver a talk entitled 'A dialysis machine in every remote community: Evidence of failure, or an essential step towards closing the gap?'.
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Child Health and Development Seminar
“Early brain development and its implications for child protection and youth justice” Keynote Speaker: Professor Sven Silburn Date | Thursday April 20 from 2.30 – 3.30 pm. This is now fully subscribed, a recording of the event will be posted here following the seminar.
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RHD Education Workshop
South Australia 29 to 30 March 2017
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Health and Law Research Workshop and Student Showcase
Hosted by Menzies School of Health Research and CDU School of Law Keynote address: Emeritus Professor Colleen Cartwright, expert on Euthanasia Law
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Child Rights Forum
Q&A style panel event hosted by Menzies School of Health Research and CDU School of Law
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Child health and development seminar
"Who is hospitalised for suicidal behaviour in the NT and what are the outcomes?" Keynote speaker: Bernard Leckning
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2016 Menzies Oration
2016 Menzies Oration: 'Truth Telling and Generosity: Healing the Heart of a Nation' We are pleased to announce The Hon Linda Burney MP will deliver the 2016 Menzies Oration on Friday, 18 November at the Darwin Convention Centre. Each year, Menzies holds it Oration as a public...
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Professional development
Getting Started with Stata. This two day course will be a gentle introduction to Stata.
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Child health seminar flyer | 22 November 2016
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'Forgotten but not Gone'
Why does a 'Third World' disease still exist in Australia? Q & A panel event hosted by RHDAustralia at Parliament House, Darwin.
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ARF and RHD Education Workshop
RHDAustralia invites professionals to the Acute Rheumatic Fever and Rheumatic Heart Disease Education Workshop
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2016 Alan Walker Child Health Lecture Series
“Improving Indigenous Child Health: What works and what’s new” Presented by Menzies in collaboration with the Department of Paediatrics, RDH
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Alcohol and Pregnancy - A Community Conversation
If you, a family member or friend have an interest in the effects of drinking alcohol during pregnancy come and talk to us about research in this area.
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NAIDOC Week 2016 | July 3 - 10
The National NAIDOC theme for 2016 is Songlines: The living narrative of our nation.
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Ladies Long Lunch | HealthLAB fundraiser
The Rotary Club of Darwin's Ladies Long Lunch is in its second year and will again raise funds to aid the continuing operation and success of Menzies' HealthLAB project.
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National Reconciliation Week 2016
National Reconciliation Week runs from 27 May - 3 June 2016
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Menzies AGM 2016
Menzies School of Health Research will be holding its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on the morning of Monday 9 May 2016 in the auditorium located on the Royal Darwin Hospital campus.
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NT RHD Evening Symposium 2016
Free acute rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease seminar for health professionals, students and people who work in Indigenous communities.
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Healthy Skin Workshop 2016
Outcomes from the day will inform strategic direction for policy to improve skin health in northern Australia. Register now.
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Menzies Close The Gap Afternoon Tea
Menzies Weekly Seminar Series - 2019
The 2019 Tuesday Seminars will recommence on Tuesday February 12.
The weekly seminar series run each Tuesday throughout the year with a 20 minute presentation and 10 minutes for questions.
All Menzies researchers are invited to present as are any visitors to Menzies.
Seminars are open for all to attend and are available via WebEx, if you are interested in receiving regular updates about Menzies weekly seminars or are interested in presenting, please email.
When: Tuesdays, 12.00 - 12.30 am
Where: Auditorium, Menzies School of Health Research, John Mathews Building 58, Royal Darwin Hospital campus (view RDH map, view google map)
Menzies Lunchtime Seminars
The format aims to encourage more discussion and question time and requires the presenter to talk for 40 to 45 minutes followed by 15 to 20 minutes of facilitated discussion.
The aim of the 2019 series will be to showcase our research and that of distinguished visitors to Menzies from Australia and abroad. PhD students who need to present their final results will also do so in this forum.
The broader Menzies' seminars will focus on research outcomes rather than on research in progress or on individual programs. These will alternate with internal lab seminars with a lab focus, which will remain largely as forums for discussions of works in progress or completed studies.
The lunchtime seminars are planned around the availability of presenters, research publication and venues. If you are interested in presenting a seminar or wish to receive notification when they are scheduled please email.