Pacific Reach

Pacific Reach Forty years in the South Pacific into publishing, marketing, public relations, advertising, IT, and photography, providing effective communications.

One could almost claim naming rights for Pacific Reach as the longest standing and most experienced public relations, and advertising company in the region. We have been big in publishing: Fiji Women, Fiji Magic, Fiji Holiday, Trade News of the South Pacific, Fiji Trade News, Fiji Exporter, Fiji Video Today, Talanoa the Travel Trade and soon to be introduced, Construction Trade News Agency and Grow, an agricultural journal. But our major focus over the years is in providing quality public relations and advertising for a range of clients that virtually would make up the Who’s Who of business in Fiji. Tourism Fiji, South Pacific Tourism Organization, Carpenters, Airport Fiji Limited, Fiji Sugar Corporation, Outrigger Resorts & Spa, Dateline Resources (Udu Point Gold Mine), Warwick Fiji, Naviti, Tabua Sands, Post Fiji, Fiji National Provident Fund, Fiji Electricity Authority (EFL) Sheraton Fiji Resort, Castaway, Beachcomber, Fiji Water, Musket Cove, Fiji Care, AON, Williams & Gosling, CAAF, Telecom Fiji, Tappoos Duty-Free, ANZ Bank, Fiji Road Authority, , the list goes on. And that now includes Fiji Revenue & Customs, Water Authority of Fiji, Fiji Dairy Cooperative, Ministry of Forests, Fiji Sports Commission, Fiji Sports Council, Fiji Crop and Livestock Council, Fiji Master Builders, and the Construction Industry Council (CIC). We helped to organize both its 2018 and 2019 CIC Conferences as the Secretariat. In the Pacific we have completed an awards publication for South Pacific Business Development and continue our work with the Solomon Islands Port Authority, the Solomon Islands Development Bank, and the Solomon Island Electricity Authority, producing their annual reports and related publications; and have worked extensively with Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC) as well as SOPAC which was absorbed by SPC, essentially as their correspondents working with the regional media. We provided the marketing for the Australian Pacific Technical College (APTC) for four years (2009-2013) and presently review its selected publications. We have provided regional communications for FAO specifically for Cyclone Winston rehabilitation work and a major international SIDS conference on regional health issues. More recently we completed work for DFAT/GIZ and coverage for ACP EU Technical Centre for Agriculture and Rural Cooperation,

20/08/2026
20/08/2026

STRONG WIND WARNING REMAINS IN FORCE

The Fiji Meteorological Service advises that a Strong Wind Warning remains in force for:

πŸ“ Coastal areas of Sigatoka, Rakiraki and Udu Point
πŸ“ Yasawa, Kadavu and nearby smaller islands
πŸ“ Lau and Lomaiviti Groups
πŸ“ Southern Bua and Cakaudrove
πŸ“ Cikobia, Taveuni and nearby smaller islands

Situation:
A strong southeasterly wind flow continues to prevail over the Fiji group.

Meanwhile, a trough of low pressure, with associated cloud, showers and rain, is expected to affect the country from tomorrow through to later Saturday.

Members of the public in affected areas are advised to take precautions, especially those travelling by sea. Mariners should remain alert and monitor official weather updates from the Fiji Meteorological Service.

Stay informed. Stay safe. Visit www.met.gov.fj for the latest weather information and warnings.

08/07/2026
28/06/2026

As the only Fijian currently serving in the British Army Photographer trade, he hopes his journey will inspire young people to pursue opportunities they may never have thought possible.

Two 11-year-old boys have separately been rescued from the rubble of collapsed buildings within hours of each other, aft...
28/06/2026

Two 11-year-old boys have separately been rescued from the rubble of collapsed buildings within hours of each other, after powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela.

Rescuers spent six hours carefully digging to reach one of the boys, as many residents continue searching through the rubble by hand, still waiting for heavy machinery to arrive.

15/06/2026

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The Minister for Education, Honourable Aseri Radrodro, in consultation with the National Disaster Risk Management Office (NDRMO) and the Fiji Meteorological Service, has been closely monitoring the evolving weather situation across the country.

While earlier assessments indicated that schools could operate as normal, the latest weather forecasts and reports recently received point to a significant deterioration in conditions overnight. Persistent heavy rainfall, strong winds, coastal inundation, and flooding continue to affect many parts of Fiji, with several flood-prone areas already impacted and further flooding expected this morning.

With the safety and wellbeing of students, teachers, and school communities as the Ministry's highest priority, all schools throughout Fiji will be closed today, Tuesday 16 June. Tertiary institutions are encouraged to make their own decisions based on the situation.

The Education Minister said that this precautionary decision has been made to minimise unnecessary travel and reduce the risk to students, teachers, and families as weather conditions remain unpredictable. He strongly urges parents and guardians to keep children safely at home and not to attempt to cross flooded roads, bridges, creeks, or rivers, or travel through affected areas.

Heads of Schools are requested to remain in close communication with their School Management Committees and District Education Offices, continue monitoring local conditions, and report any weather-related impacts to school facilities through the appropriate channels.

The Ministry of Education, in collaboration with the NDRMO, the Fiji Meteorological Service, and other relevant authorities, will continue to closely monitor the situation and provide timely updates as conditions evolve. Further advice on the reopening of schools will be issued when it is safe to do so.

Hon. Radrodro thanked parents, guardians, school leaders, teachers, students, and the wider public for their understanding, cooperation, and continued support, emphasizing that the the decision was made with the safety and the wellbeing of Fiji’s children and school communities as the highest priority.

-ENDS-

More than 20 farmers in the Sigatoka Valley and surrounding areas were part of the Sustainable Transformation of Domesti...
15/06/2026

More than 20 farmers in the Sigatoka Valley and surrounding areas were part of the Sustainable Transformation of Domestic Agri-food Systems (STODAS) training program aimed at enhancing their capacity in fruits and vegetables.

The three-day program was focused on strengthening domestic agriculture, market participation and supporting farmers in improving productivity, increasing income opportunities, and strengthening engagement with domestic markets

More than 20 farmers in the Sigatoka Valley and surrounding areas were part of the Sustainable Transformation of Domestic Agri-food Systems (STODAS) training program aimed at […]

04/06/2026

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