O'Reilly's News Room
There is always plenty of news at O'Reilly's, our most recent updates & press releases are listed below. An extensive archive of past releases, as well as an image library, are available on the side menu.
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O’Reilly’s reaches new heights with Mountain Villas construction
Posted on 30 May 2008Hutchinson Builders have taken out the top award for professional excellence in Queensland at the Australian Institute of Building awards, for meeting the unique construction challenge of building O’Reilly’s new luxury Mountain Villas in an isolated location, on a steep hillside, surrounded by World Heritage listed rainforest.
Lamington in its best light as weather chills
Posted on 19 May 2008Professionals and amateurs alike will capture World Heritage listed Lamington National Park in its best light as O’Reilly’s annual photography week heralds the start of a winter season that will bring new warmth and well-being to guests with the long-awaited opening of O’Reilly’s Lost World Spa.
Autumn arrives with birds on song and waterfalls flowing
Posted on 18 March 2008After one of the wettest summers on record the Lamington rainforest is at its lush and luxuriant best to welcome the change of season and a new program of activities at O’Reilly’s from birdwatching to photography, along with a menu that warms up as the weather chills.
Go wild and make it Aussie Animals Week
Posted on 18 January 2008O’Reilly’s has introduced an exciting new activities week for those who like things wild – Wildlife Week (20-26th January) will focus on a range of native species, making it the ideal way to celebrate what it means to be an Aussie.
Record rain wrecks havoc at vineyard but falls and forest are fantastic
Posted on 18 January 2008Floodwaters have caused a weekend of havoc at O’Reilly’s Canungra Valley Vineyards, ripping out all of its Semillon vines destroying the 2008 crop, inundating the wine cellar and lapping at the floors of the historic homestead. Amazingly however the Chambourcin vines on the other half of the vineyard escaped major damage and will be scheduled for harvest in the coming weeks.
