Consumer health literacy key to driving efficiencies

Palin Communications is working with the Taiwan Trade Council in Sydney to promote Taiwan’s global visibility in the health industry through the ‘Go Healthy with Taiwan’ program.
The Journey Clinic provides hope for addiction recovery

Palin Communications was proud to support the launch of The Journey Clinic, a pioneering new mental health service redefining how Australians approach addiction recovery.
Celebrating success at the 2025 Golden Target Awards

It was an outstanding night for the Palin Communications team at this year’s Communications and Public Relations Australia (CPRA) Golden Target Awards.
The 2025 Voltaren City2Surf, helping Australians rediscover the joy of movement

The 2025 Voltaren City2Surf, helping Australians rediscover the joy of movement
Medicines in popular media. Does the portrayal of medical issues in popular media improve your understanding of pharmaceutical treatment options?

Can you learn anything about psychedelic-assisted therapy from a fictional TV series? It depends.
Global program for local health benefits

Palin Communications is working with the Taiwan Trade Council in Sydney to promote Taiwan’s global visibility in the health industry through the ‘Go Healthy with Taiwan’ program.
Women in PR and media. GWPR spotlight the global crisis of women in media.

Our CEO, Karina Durham, has been working with the Global Women in PR (GWPR) Australia Founding Committee to call out lingering career barriers for women in media following the release of the seventh GWPR Annual Index survey.
Sensitive Storytelling in Medical Communications

Unlock the power of Sensitive Storytelling in medical communications. Discover the keys to compassion, language, and bias awareness for impactful narratives.
Leverage “doing the right thing’ into your corporate comms strategy.

If you’re a company doing the right thing then building a positive corporate reputation should be pretty straight forward. But for ‘Big Pharma’ it presents some specific challenges. Martin Palin provides some guidance for pharma-focused communications professionals.