Communication and Public Relations Australia (CPRA) has completed its Principal Partner lineup for CPRA Conference 2026, announcing Medianet as the event’s final Principal Partner.
The conference will be held on Tuesday 17 and Wednesday 18 November at Marvel Stadium, Melbourne.
With both Principal Partner positions now confirmed, the conference brings together industry-leading platforms helping communication professionals measure impact, navigate change and demonstrate value.
With over 40 years of experience helping Australia’s top organisations understand their communication impact, Medianet knows what it takes to refocus on the craft that earns trust.
Louise Harland-Cox, CEO of CPRA, said the partnership was a fitting close to the conference’s principal partner program.
“Medianet has been part of the fabric of this industry for decades. They understand that effective communication relies on more than tools alone. It requires insight, context and the ability to demonstrate impact. Having them alongside us at the conference gives delegates direct access to a partner that understands the challenges and opportunities facing communicators today. We’re delighted to welcome them.”
Amrita Sidhu, MD of Medianet, said: “Navigating the changing media ecosystem requires better data, stronger relationships, and tools built on trust. We are thrilled to support CPRA’s 2026 Conference. Its focus on helping PR professionals ‘Reimagine, Redefine and Refocus’ reflects Medianet’s ongoing commitment to helping communicators deliver impactful stories, track relevant issues and understand communication impact toward achieving measurable business goals.”
The CPRA Conference 2026 will bring together more than 200 communication and PR professionals from corporate, agency, government, not-for-profit and education sectors to explore the future of the profession, alongside leading partners shaping the tools, insights and capabilities that communicators rely on every day.
Tickets are on sale now.
