Nick Hunter OAM

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68 Cups of Blueberry Tea

Gabrielle Kneipp

13 episodes

4 days ago

Is not having tea time with friends, just a wonderful way to relax, catch up and bond with the people you care about?! Well, Gabrielle thinks so and her curiosity is bottomless. She is fascinated by people’s goals and achievements, challenges and successes, whilst just being brilliant and doing extraordinary things along the way. She is determined to have a cuppa tea and chat with them, to capture and share their stories with you.

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Nick Hunter OAM

68 Cups of Blueberry Tea

1 hour 42 minutes 37 seconds

6 months ago

Nick Hunter OAM

In essence, Nick Hunter embodies the spirit of dedication, leadership, and community in Australian sports.

From his early days at the Australian National University Boat Club to representing Australia at the 1986 Edinburgh Commonwealth Games, Nick's passion for rowing has been unwavering.

Nick shares insights into his transition from athlete to coach, leading the ACT Academy of Sport's rowing program and mentoring athletes to Olympic success. We discuss his role in establishing Rowing ACT as a separate state association and his contributions as the first Australian appointed to the World Rowing Umpiring Commission.

Beyond rowing, Nick opens up about his Scottish heritage, his ventures into equestrian sports, and his unique hobbies like bird watching and bagpiping.

Whether you're a sports enthusiast or intrigued by stories of dedication and leadership, this cup of tea offers a comprehensive look into the life of a man who has significantly shaped the rowing landscape in Australia and beyond.