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The Wallabies Grand Slam hopes might be over - but plenty of statements can still be made ahead of the final Test of 2024.Christy Doran and Dan Parks meet again to review the weekend of rugby that was - and were joined by Wallaby legend Nick Farr-Jones.Spoke To A Bloke: https://www.spoketoabloke.org/ WNOW: https://www.wnow.com.au/ Note: this podcast discusses topics of men's mental health. If you or anyone you love is struggling, know that help is available. Contact Lifeline on 13 11 14. Hosts: Christy Doran & Dan ParksGuests: Nick Farr-JonesProducer: Nick Wasiliev Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Watch Australia's leading voice, Alan Jones, share his unique take on the events and issues facing the nation and abroad.   Watch ‘Alan Jones' live and on demand at ADH TV, Tuesdays and Wednesdays 8pm AEDT. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nick Farr-Jones talks to Spiro about another tumultuous league in Rugby Union, calling the decision to sack Rennie a "huge mistake"See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If there is one request that we repeatedly receive from our audience, it's that you want more content on the wonderful, often under-covered world of microcaps.  It makes cents (literally). These stocks usually fly under the radar of the masses, providing diligent investors with the opportunity to invest in mispriced stocks and generate capital growth over the long term.  However, investing in this area of the market comes with its risks. In 2022, the S&P/ASX Emerging Companies Index suffered a brutal blow (it fell 24%), with one Livewire contributor describing it as a "killing field". This year, however, the Index has lifted around 3%, but it hasn't been a tide that has lifted all boats.  So in today's episode, we're joined by microcap expert Jessica Farr-Jones, the portfolio manager of the Regal Emerging Companies Strategy*. She shares why she is feeling bullish about the opportunity in small and micro caps, some of the stocks that have her excited, as well as a deep dive into what small and microcap investors can expect this reporting season.  And yes, if the last name sounds familiar, she's the daughter of Wallabies great Nick Farr-Jones, who now also works in funds management as a mining specialist. *Note: This strategy is only available to wholesale investors. However, around 25% of the Regal listed investment trust (ASX: RF1) is exposed to the Emerging Companies Strategy, which investors can access on the ASX. 

Nick Farr-Jones recently joined NZ Funds for a series of investment briefings. We catch up with him to discuss what he's learned about leadership over the past 30 years. We also talk about the shape of the mining sector as the world looks towards a decarbonised future.

In Episode 102 of the No Limitations podcast “Don't Look at the Scoreboard”, Blenheim Partners' Gregory Robinson speaks to Nick Farr-Jones AM, Director of Taurus Funds Management and a former Captain of the Australia National Rugby Union Team. Nick led the Wallabies to Australia's first Rugby World Cup title in 1991. In an illuminating and at times very personal conversation, we are treated to some rare insight into the crucial moments on and off the field that led to the Wallabies' success in their 1991 Rugby World Cup campaign. Nick shares with us the core principles of leadership and the elements at play, from disappointment to the path forward, from the preparation and discipline to the essence of teamwork, and from the pressure on the big stage to the confidence and calmness in achieving victory. Nick represented Australia in rugby union, having played 63 Tests after his debut in 1984. He was later appointed Captain in 1988 and led Australia in 36 Tests. Prior to his current role, he worked at French investment bank Société Générale in Paris before leading their mining finance team in Sydney. He is also Chairman of Stand Tall, a charity that supports the mental well-being of Australian youth. He previously served on the Boards of NRMA and Wesley Mission, was a Councillor of the City of Sydney, a Senator of the University of Sydney and was previously Chairman of New South Wales Rugby Union.   Please note: this episode was recorded on 6 September 2022.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steve Price speaks to Former Australian Rugby Union player Nick Farr-Jones.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Stanley reminisces with Nick Farr-Jones, Former Wallabies Captain, sharing stories of his interactions with the Queen on the first day of her Platinum Jubilee celebrations.  Nick shares some cherished memories including meeting the Queen with the Wallabies at Buckingham palace in 1984, 1988, and when Nick introduced Queen Elizabeth to the Wallabies team in 1991 before the famous final where the Wallabies won the Webb Ellis Trophy for the first time.  John and Nick express what a privilege it was meeting her majesty and how they are memories that they will share forever.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nick played and captained in a golden era in the sport of Rugby Union in Australia. We uncover his journey as a Wallaby, his journey of faith and you need to hear about Nick’s encounter with a real wallaby! Listen to more from our Hope Podcasts collection at hopepodcasts.com.au And send the team a message via Hope 103.2’s app, Facebook or InstagramSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's been 30 years since the Wallabies won the 1991 World Cup, in what was a history-making event. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nick played and captained in a golden era in the sport of Rugby Union in Australia. We uncover his journey as a Wallaby, his journey of faith and you need to hear about Nick’s encounter with a real wallaby! Listen to more from our Hope Podcasts collection at hopepodcasts.com.au And send the team a message via Hope 103.2’s app, Facebook or Instagram. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sam Warburton chats to Gavin Hastings, one of the greatest Scottish players to ever represent the British & Irish Lions. In 1989, Gavin helped the Lions to their first series win in 15 years. Despite being on the receiving end of a right hook from Australia's Nick Farr-Jones in the second Test, Gavin scored a crucial try to level the series. He recalls David Campese's famous error in the deciding Test and making the most of free champagne in business class on the flight home. Four years later he captained the Lions to New Zealand. Find out why he hung up on Ian McGeechan, which player taunted the crowd in Wellington with beer and all about a dodgy refereeing decision in the first Test.

Kerry Chikarovski is a former NSW Liberal Leader and was the first woman to lead a major political party in New South Wales. She is also the Founder and Director of Chikarovski & Associates, a governmental relations, community engagement and stakeholder relations consultancy, which she founded in 2003, whose expertise spans a wide range of industries including financial, government, community, property and technology start-ups. Kerry holds a number of non-executive board roles including, NSW Waratahs Rugby Union, Our Watch, Adopt Change, Road Safety Education and the Humpty Dumpty Foundation. She is the Chair of NSW Women's rugby union, an ambassador for the Australian Indigenous Education Foundation, and a mentor with the Minerva Network, supporting professional sportswomen on and off the field. Kerry can be seen and heard regularly as a media commentator across national television and radio channels including Sky News, ABC Weekend Breakfast, 2GB Radio, ABC The Drum, Q&A, Ch 7 Sunrise and was part of the key panel for the Seven News NSW 2019 State Election Coverage. We discuss her time in politics and her reasons for leaving the most rewarding job so far of her career. We discuss her role as a Director with the NSW Rugby Union, after originally being asked by Nick-Farr Jones to join the board, and the transparency and accountability moving forward of that board in relation to the Waratahs and the strategic decisions made.We talk about the launch of her biography 'Chika', her involvement in women's Rugby Union as chair of the NSW Women's Rugby Union, the new competition named after her, the Chikarovski Cup and its progress in developing and nurturing the womens game. Kerry says she is encouraged by the Stan deal and its commitment to broadcasting more female rugby.Kerry talks about her involvement in the Minerva Network, and the satisfaction of mentoring female athletes. We briefly discuss the Rugby World Cup bid and also Olympic bid, and also her day job with Chikarovski & Associates.Kerry provides an insight into her passionate and committed approach to Rugby Union with a particular focus on the female game and is looking forward to more and more time on the sidelines supporting the game she loves.

Shane joins Mark Taylor and Nick Farr-Jones for an enlightening meal at Kingsleys Australian Steakhouse, where they discuss leadership and the need for robust debate between a coach and captain. Some great stories from days on and off the field are also shared, on another awesome episode of Lunch with Lee. Thank you to our sponsors: Spartan Sports https://www.spartansports.com/ O'Brien Beer https://www.rebellionbrewing.com.au/ The Gin Society https://ginsociety.com/ McWilliams Wines https://mcwilliams.com.au/ Kingsleys Australian Steakhouse https://kingsleysauststeak.com.au/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nick Farr-Jones was captain of the Wallabies that won the Rugby Union World Cup in 1991, the Bledisloe Cup in 1992 and defeated the Springboks in 1992. He was capped 63 times for Australia, including 36 as captain. Nick completed a Law degree at the University of Sydney before practicing law while pursuing his amateur rugby career. In 1992, he became a Member of the Order of Australia, in 1999 was inducted into the International Rugby Hall of Fame and in 2001 was awarded a Centenary Medal for service to Australian society through Rugby Union. After hanging up his boots, Nick has worked in investment banking and funds management for Societe Generale and Taurus Funds Management, respectively.

Mike Bubbins and Elis James join Steff Garrero in the bar to argue about Bruce Lee, to talk about Brian McKechnie's role in 2 of the most controversial moments in the history of sport and to sing Erasure tunes... Well, Mike sings... If you want your free beer, then click herewww.beer52.com/distant You can get in touch with the team on social media https://twitter.com/distantpod https://facebook.com/distantpod https://instagram.com/distantpod You can find the clips from the Episode on our playlist https://www.youtube.com/thesociallydistantsportsbarClipsSteff: Calcio Storico https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTPWcLmWvD0 Mike: England football squad sing 'All The Way' on Wogan https://youtu.be/XUd8SxZCWJMElis: Robert Jones fighting with Nick Farr Jones, Lion v Australia 1989 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfUlKC_B76sDocumentary choiceSteff: Be Water - BT Sport or ESPN player https://www.bt.com/sport/watch/video/catch-up/2020/june/30-for-30-be-water ClipsMike: Wales beat the All Blacks in 1978 https://youtu.be/6r4iOOjOWL4Steff: Underarm ball https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtaWtAxHVsw Elis: Maradona warming up for Napoli https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vashrNoXTEBooksSteff: A Fighter's Heart by Sam Sheridan https://amzn.to/37uc6JX Mike: Rugby Football by Clifford Jones https://amzn.to/2YJozG2 Elis: How to Watch Football by Ruud Gullit https://amzn.to/2BdX6DX

Embattled Rugby Australia's Chief Executive Raelene Castle stepped down last night after nearly three years at the helm, saying she believed the board no longer wanted her in the role amid a financial crisis compounded by the coronavirus shutdown. Eleven former Wallabies players, including Nick Farr-Jones, George Gregan and Michael Lynagh, had also signed a letter earlier this week demanding a leadership change. And, the NRL is to restart next month, but where does this leave the Warriors? A new documentary on Michael Jordan, and should golf and tennis pros play without spectators?

Embattled Rugby Australia CEO Raelene Castle is fighting back against a growing chorus of voices calling for her resignation. The sporting body is seeking crisis talks with 11 disgruntled former Wallabies captains who have called for a leadership overhaul at the governing body.World Cup-winning skipper Nick Farr-Jones is behind a vote-of-no-confidence letter delivered to boss Raelene Castle and the board.George Gregan and Phil Kearns - a leading candidate to succeed Castle - are among those to put their names to paper.Dual World Cup winners John Eales and Tim Horan as well as grand slam-winning skipper Andrew Slack are not signatories.Castle told Simon Barnett and Phil Gifford the only thing she's paying attention to is pushing on with big strategic changes which are starting to pay dividends. “That’s what we have set about doing the past few years."Those results are not immediate, but I do believe we have the building blocks in place to see things improve.”LISTEN ABOVE

Former Wallaby captain Nick Farr-Jones speaks passionately and openly about the future of rugby in Australia.

Nick Farr-Jones is the former captain of the Australian Rugby Union team and has, since finding God, continually strived to live a Christian life.

Australia's 1991 World Cup winning captain Nick Farr-Jones recalls the 1991 final against England and talks about the relevance of his faith as a follower of Jesus Christ.

An Australian rugby great says part of the job of rugby captain is to put pressure on the refs.A former Irish international is the latest to pen a column attacking the All Blacks at this year's Rugby World Cup, calling the team a group of cheaters who are escaping send offs for free.Former Ireland No.8 Neil Francis took aim at the All Blacks in the Irish Independent, claiming the All Blacks cheat with impunity and such breathtaking cynicism and referees let them do it.Nick Farr-Jones told Simon and Phil says cheats is a strong word. He says if you want to be a good footy player, you have to put pressure on the refs about the decisions they make. LISTEN ABOVE

1. The Sin-Bin Fallout - we ask you what you think of last nights officiating? Manly fans have their say. Des Hasler was not happy!  2. Nick Farr-Jones helps preview the Wallabies chances in the World Cup. And his memories of playing the World Cup and Concord oval and meeting the Queen! 3. GWS v Collingwood, Why you should jump on the Bandwagon now! 4. High pressure Test + MORE

In the second episode of A Captain's Cup, Daniel McHardy talks with Nick Farr-Jones, the second captain and first Australian to lift the Webb Ellis Cup.  Farr-Jones explains how a change in leadership and having the belief they were the best resulted in their successful 1991 campaign . A Captain's Cup produced by Radio Sport, Newstalk ZB and NZ Herald.

This week Matt Burke chats to world cup winning Scrum Half Nick Farr-Jones See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this series Radio Sport's Daniel McHardy interviews every Rugby World Cup winning captain to find out what made their campaign a triumph.Each week we talk to a different captain - David Kirk, Nick Farr-Jones, Francois Pienaar, John Eales, Martin Johnson, John Smit and Richie McCaw.A Captain's Cup produced by Radio Sport, Newstalk ZB and NZ Herald. 

Nick Farr-Jones interview with Joany Badenhorst

Nick Farr-Jones, former Wallabies World Cup winner, joins D'Arcy and Goran to preview the All Blacks test against Australia this weekend. Jones was part of the last Australian team to win at Eden Park in 1986.LISTEN ABOVE AS NICK FARR JONES SPEAKS TO D'ARCY AND GORAN

‘I didn’t realise I was shot, it felt like I was hit by a hammer’ On October 1st, Nick Robone and friends headed to a music festival in downtown Las Vegas. Halfway through headliner Jason Aldean’s set a crackle of gunfire can be heard over the music. Nick was one of the 500 people injured by the gunman; the bullet had just avoided his heart and punctured his lung. As blood filled his mouth, his brother Anthony and friend Billy carried Nick to safety. As they waited behind a parked car, Anthony gave medical treatment to Nick and others injured by the gunman. Nick, who is an ice hockey coach at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas says the hockey community has helped his recovery. The Wallaby Great and his Paralympic Padawan Australia, a country associated with successful sports teams and athletes. In order to maintain sporting success throughout different generations, the Sport Australia Hall of Fame has introduced a mentoring scheme, where Australia sportstar of the past mentor stars of the future. Paralympic snowboarder Ben Tudhope has been paired with Rugby Union World Cup winner Nick Farr Jones. Ben was the youngest competitor at the Sochi Winter Olympics and ahead of next year’s games, Ben hopes Nick's guidance will help him to the medal podium. He’s run a blinder Running a marathon is a sporting milestone in anyone’s life. But imagine running 26 miles blind and unguided. Well that is the challenge facing Simon Wheatcroft as his lines up at the start of the New York Marathon on Sunday. Simon lost his sight as a teenager due to a genetic disease and will be tackling the course using smartphone-based navigation. If he completes the course, it is the first time that anyone blind has ever raced a marathon solo. Bullying, Boxing and an American’s Cup winning champion The America’s Cup is the oldest sport competition in the world. In order to win the trophy, crews need to physically and mentally tough. Aussie James Spithill has captained Team Oracle USA to victory twice. The second times being that memorable come from behind victory, which featured Sir Ben Ainsle. But things weren’t plain sailing for James as a child, as he was bullied due to a disability. James talks about how boxing helped turn his life around and what advice he has for children who are being bullied at the moment.

Listen to this great message from guest speaker Nick Farr Jones.

Rugby League and Rugby Union Special guests Nick Farr-Jones and Steve Mortimer! Boomgategate Foran and Eels Fiasco

So here we arrive at another Green and Gold Rugby podcast, Episode 176 as it stands. More significantly it is the next in our series of Rugby World Cup 2015 Podcasts featuring Wallaby World Champions and tonight we have the man who you could say started it all. The image of Nick Farr-Jones holding aloft William Web-Ellis, having received it on the steps of Twickenham back in 1991, is such an iconic image in Australian Rugby. It would not be a Rugby World Cup 2015 Podcast series without a chance to chat with the man who first held the World Cup as a Wallaby World Champion. For all rugby fans, this is a must listen as Farr-Jones takes us through his memories of 1987 (not so good) and 1991 (much better). There are eye-opening discoveries and important learnings. From 1991 we travel to the current day and get Nick's opinions on our chances this year and what his biggest concern is challenging the Wallaby's likelihood of securing a record third crown. As for who he thinks should be the Wallaby scrumhalves on tour? Well that's one for you to find out yourself. Once Nick departs, the podcast continues with Sully and Steve joining me to discuss Super Rugby and, with an entertaining cameo from Hugh Cavill, discuss the burning questions of the week. I truly hope you enjoy this listen as much as I enjoyed putting it together. Next week we move into the forwards, where the World Cups are really one, and begin with the backrow. It is sure to be another Rugby World Cup 2015 Podcast not to be missed.