Join HMRI for a special International Men’s Day Luncheon at Belmont 16s Sailing Club, bringing the community together for an afternoon of conversation and connection around men’s mental and physical health.
Hear from Matt Hall, reigning Red Bull Air Race world champion and former Royal Australian Air Force top gun fighter pilot as he delivers an inspiring keynote address, PLUS a spectacular aerial display.
The event will also feature a thought-provoking panel discussion with Matt and three HMRI researchers, exploring the health challenges facing men today and the research shaping a healthier future.”
Guests will enjoy a two course lunch and drinks package with waterfront views of Lake Macquarie.
Tickets are available individually or as tables of 10, with sponsorship opportunities for organisations looking to support meaningful local health research.
Reigning Red Bull Air Race world champion and former Royal Australian Air Force top gun fighter pilot
Matt Hall brings to life his fascinating story from humble beginnings to unimaginable goals. Matt is a third generation pilot whose life in aviation has seen intense military combat, multiple near-death experiences and immortalisation in the Red Bull Air Race, the fastest motorsport on the planet.
Former wing commander in the Royal Australian Air Force, a combat veteran of Iraq with USAF medals for heroism under fire, Matt takes his audience into a world where the stakes are high and the margins for error are extremely slim.
Professor Chris Levi
Professor Chris Levi is a leading stroke neurologist and medical researcher whose work has helped transform stroke treatment and care across Australia. A pioneer in stroke research and innovative treatment approaches, he is dedicated to improving patient outcomes, advancing brain health and helping people live longer, healthier lives.
Associate Professor Myles Young
Associate Professor Myles Young is an award-winning University of Newcastle researcher dedicated to improving men's mental health. His work explores innovative ways to make mental health support more accessible and effective for men, including outdoor walk-and-talk therapy and programs designed to encourage men to seek help and prioritise their wellbeing.
Dr Ryan Drew
Dr Ryan Drew is a University of Newcastle researcher focused on improving men's physical and mental health through exercise and positive behaviour change. His research explores how tailored programs can help men become more active, improve their wellbeing and make sustainable lifestyle changes that support healthier lives.
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