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Dwayne Nestor is an Australian rugby union coach. He previously coached Perth Spirit in the NRC, and the Australian women's national team internationally.
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Nestor has coached in Perth for more than a decade. His coaching stints includes, Cottesloe in Perth's Pindan Premier Grade club competition as well as Western Australia's Under 16s and Junior Gold Cup sides.[1][2]
In 2015, He served as an assistant coach for Perth Spirit before leading them to the 2016 National Rugby Championship title.[1][2] He also worked as the Western Force kicking coach from 2014 to 2016.[1][2]
Nestor was an assistant coach to former Wallaroos head coach, Paul Verrell. He was the attack coach for their 2017 Rugby World Cup campaign.[1][2] He was appointed as the Wallaroos head coach in 2018 after Verrell's resignation.[1][2]
In 2021, Nestor resigned as the Wallaross head coach after he allegedly used unacceptable language during the Super W competition.[3][4]
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