Ticking Noise/no Start

For the no-start, my guess would be PIP, TFI, Fuel Pump (in that order). There's a comprehensive no-start checklist frequently posted on this site. But you've either got no spark or no fuel, and that's rather easy to determine which is missing when it won't start.

That ticking sounds quite loud on the video - almost as if you've blown out a spark plug. Could also be a blown header gasket? A slight possibility it's a valve problem - broken rocker or valve spring, but as I mention it sounds kind of loud to be one of those.

Doubtful it's the spark plugs or the wires. It's most likely the PIP (in the distributor), the TFI (ignition module under the airbox), or the coil itself. You'll want to do some more comprehensive troubleshooting before just guessing and replacing, which gets expensive.

If you suspect the electrical connection at the coil, replace the wires / connections. I'm still suspecting the PIP / TFI as those commonly fail on our cars. When those fail, the car will run fine until it gets warm, and then shut off completely. It usually won't restart until it gets cool. As I'd suggested, you'll want to do some more comprehensive troubleshooting before guessing and replacing parts. I usually make an exception for the PIP / TFI because if those haven't failed yet, they will soon anyways, so replacing them is rarely a waste of money. But when you're guessing and throwing parts at the car, you might want to ask yourself if taking it to a mechanic would be a better investment of your time and money.

I still have no clue about your ticking... I'd get the spark nice and solid first before dealing with that. To me it sounds like a mechanical failure or an exhaust failure - perhaps a blown header gasket, clogged catalytic converter, or corroded out exhaust. Probably easier to address once you get the car running properly.