Palin Communications joins GlobalCom PR Network

Palin Communications is pleased to announce that it has joined GlobalCom PR Network. The partnership will help the team deliver meaningful, consistent, impactful, global health campaigns across a range of countries and regions.GlobalCom PR Network is an alliance of independent public relations firms delivering proven integrated communications campaigns to global organisations. The network brings together over 80 independent PR agencies across 100+ countries and provides clients with the benefits
Kicking Off The PR Awards Season

Discover how our trailblazing team at Palin Communications made waves by being finalists in SIX PR Awards in 2023.
We Are Growing Our PR Talent: The More The Merrier

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Sensitive Storytelling in Medical Communications

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Why Work in Healthcare PR?

We often get asked why we work in healthcare communications. Well, if you’re going to use your communications skills to progress your career, wouldn’t it be great if you could help people get healthier along the way? The Palin Communications team explains.
Helping Australians to “Die Better”: Dying to Know Day 2023

Discover how the Dying to Know Day campaign is improving death literacy in Australia.
Executive Developments at Palin Communications

Karina Durham, who has been the agency’s General Manager for over two years, has now been promoted to CEO.
The Importance of Australian Patient Advocacy Groups

Patient advocacy groups play a really important role in the Australian health system.There’s confusion among some in the health industry about what they actually do and also about how best to engage with them. But the COVID-19 landscape has really shone a light on how important they are and how impactful the work is that the do.The pandemic has really disconnected people from the health system with visits, screening and pathology tests all way down from where they should be.So patient groups hav