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 Gro

w, 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,

Participants attended the PGRSC AGM 2025 during the Pacific Islands GIS & Remote Sensing User Conference, held at USP S...
16/12/2025

Participants attended the PGRSC AGM 2025 during the Pacific Islands GIS & Remote Sensing User Conference, held at USP Suva.

USP volunteer helpers Tushaal and Kushal at the Pacific Islands GIS & Remote Sensing User Conference. Tushaal: The confe...
16/12/2025

USP volunteer helpers Tushaal and Kushal at the Pacific Islands GIS & Remote Sensing User Conference.
Tushaal: The conference has broadened my understanding of how GIS and remote sensing play a pivotal role in shaping the Pacific
Kushal: This has been a fruitful experience, meeting specialists from all over the world has shown me there is so much more to GIS. I enjoyed networking with professionals and learning about real-world applications I can take back to my studies.

(L-r) Zaina, Isabel, Tushaal, Panisha, Zaiyrah are just a few of those who helped make the conference a success.Zaina: T...
15/12/2025

(L-r) Zaina, Isabel, Tushaal, Panisha, Zaiyrah are just a few of those who helped make the conference a success.
Zaina: The conference was informative and the presentations helped me learn about new projects. I enjoyed this experience.
Isabel: A great way to be informed about developments and projects taking place in different areas of the Pacific in a geospatial context.
Tushaal: We cannot change what we have not measured. The conference has broadened my understanding of how GIS and remote sensing play a pivotal role in shaping the Pacific and to combat increasing issues such as climate change, and how PGRSC serves as a networking medium for various organisations across the Pacific.
Panish: The conference was a great opportunity to learn about GIS and remote sensing projects and developments. It has given me the opportunity to make connections, it is a great experience.
Zaiyrah: the conference was very informative. I was able to gain more knowledge based on QGIS, LIDAR and Data Terra projects. I was able to connect with people from different organisations.

Thank you to all the USP student volunteers at the Pacific Islands GIS & Remote Sensing User Conference, 24th-27th Novem...
15/12/2025

Thank you to all the USP student volunteers at the Pacific Islands GIS & Remote Sensing User Conference, 24th-27th November. You helped to make the conference a success.

15/12/2025
04/12/2025

✨ A Night of Triumph for Fiji Ports! ✨

We’re incredibly proud to share that Fiji Ports Corporation Ltd has been honoured with three major awards at the SPX Awards Night last night:

🏆 Excellence in ESG Coverage
🏆 Excellence in Reporting & Disclosure
🏆 Annual Report of the Year – Unlisted Companies

"At Fiji Ports, the annual report is developed through a structured and collaborative process that brings the entire organisation together. Each department contributes data and insights aligned to our 5-Year Strategic Plan and core themes such as sustainability, resilience, and digital transformation. All content goes through rigorous internal reviews, including ISO-aligned verification, to ensure accuracy and transparency. This process allows us to present a clear and coherent narrative of our operational, financial, and ESG performance for the year".

These achievements reflect our unwavering commitment to transparency, sustainability, and world-class reporting standards. A big vinaka vakalevu to our dedicated team, partners, and stakeholders who continue to support our journey toward a more resilient and responsible future.



Photo Credit: Boss Communication Agency

The 2025 Pacific GIS and Remote Sensing User Conference concluded yesterday. Day 4 shone a light on Women in GIS & Remot...
27/11/2025

The 2025 Pacific GIS and Remote Sensing User Conference concluded yesterday. Day 4 shone a light on Women in GIS & Remote Sensing. 📡🛰️

Highlights included:
💡Panel Discussion: Women in GIS & Remote Sensing
💡 Mapping with QField: Vision in Practice
💡GIS-driven biosecurity surveillance in New Zealand’s forests
💡QGIS: Spatial without compromise
💡 Wildfire, disaster, and climate monitoring from the world’s largest thermal-satellite constellation
💡Automated spatial workflows for disaster response and risk management

27/11/2025

Brianna , a first-year student at the University of the South Pacific , shares her first PGRSC GIS user conference experience. 🛰️

She’s inspired by turning classroom theory into real-world learning—from remote sensing and drones to cartography and applications like QGRS, LOCUS, Global, and Phoenix.

Day 3 at the 2025 Pacific GIS and Remote Sensing User conference was all about using maps and data to solve real-world p...
26/11/2025

Day 3 at the 2025 Pacific GIS and Remote Sensing User conference was all about using maps and data to solve real-world problems.

Highlights💡- planning coastlines and oceans better, assessing unpaved roads through GIS , and making supply chains fairer. Participants talked about easy-to-use map tools and sharing data openly. The day ended with a focus on drones mapping island areas and measuring how well places are connected and growing.

GEOGRAPHIC Information Systems (GIS) are not just tools but lifelines for islands in Fiji and the Pacific that are on th...
26/11/2025

GEOGRAPHIC Information Systems (GIS) are not just tools but lifelines for islands in Fiji and the Pacific that are on the frontline of climate change, intense storms and shifting rainfall patterns that affect food security, livelihoods and essential services.

GEOGRAPHIC Information Systems (GIS) are not just tools but lifelines for islands in Fiji and the Pacific that are on the frontline of climate change, intense […]

Day two of the four-day 2025 Pacific GIS and Remote Sensing User conference in Fiji is complete. The schedule has featu...
25/11/2025

Day two of the four-day 2025 Pacific GIS and Remote Sensing User conference in Fiji is complete. The schedule has featured a number of useful presentations and discussions on global & regional geospatial projects. The event runs until Thursday.

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

We are professional and extraordinarily well connected to the media, with strong relationships in government and the business community.

Our staff is curious, smart and passionate about what we do. It is a reason for our success. It is who we are.