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.
Planning Big Things For 2023
Palin Communications recently headed to the beautiful Pittwater for our annual planning day. We did this to ensure we set ourselves up to deliver even better results for our clients in 2023. We want to be sure we understand our clients’ needs as best we can while constantly improving our methods to meet those needs.
We’ve Got That Winning Feeling
Palin Communications Wins Awards at the 2022 Prime Awards.
Agency Values Underpin New Hires and Promotions
The team is evolving at Palin Communications but our values of inclusiveness, innovation, client-centricity, respect, trust and flexibility remain the same.
Palin and Lifeline Remind Australians They Are Not Alone
Palin Communications had the privilege of working with Lifeline Australia during 2021 to help remind Australians about the importance of seeking support and looking after mental wellbeing.
PRIME Results in Annual Award Season
The Palin Communications team has continued its run of success at the annual PRIME Awards taking out a “Highly Commended” in the Corporate Social Responsibility category.
Quality of life into focus for Australians with HIV
Palin Communications worked with ViiV Healthcare Australia and other HIV stakeholders to convene an interactive livestream event that aimed to raise awareness of the importance of improved quality of life and reduced stigma for people living with HIV.
Palin and Perrigo Deliver Good News on Premature Births
Perrigo Australia recently welcomed better access to its progesterone treatment reimbursed on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme for the prevention of preterm births in Australian women.