Billy Cotsis
News –
How you can help save the language of the Greek people of Calabria
A new and inspiring campaign is underway in Calabria as the Greeks of Magna Graecia are slowly reversing the tide on what had appeared to be the end of the …
Features –
Freedom from the Ottomans: Koinon of the Zagorisians
Inaccessible mountains and rugged terrain, that is the way to look at Zagori. I have never been here myself, as a 1,200-metre climb to reach the capital, at my age, …
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Gallipoli: what the Hellenic town means for Greek, ANZAC, British and Turkish people
Gallipoli means many things to many people and countries. To the Turks it is considered a defining moment for Kemal Ataturk and modern Turkey; to the British, yet another example …
Dialogue –
Democracy. Seriously, does it actually work?
When Saddam Hussein would routinely win his presidential campaigns with around 97 per cent of the vote, I used to wonder how on earth he couldn’t attain a magical 99 …
News –
From Maria Callas to Giannis Haroulis: the biggest multicultural festival in Australia returns for 16 weeks
Billy Cotsis looks at the Darling Harbour extravaganza and picks his ‘must see’ events on the cultural program for the next few weeks.
Features –
Restoration: Tunisia with a touch of Hellenism
Billy Cotsis takes us through a Hellenic history of Tunisia.
Features –
The best of the Greek islands on Athens’ door step
Billy Cotsis talks about his visits to the islands of Poros, Hydra, Spetses, Aegina, Agistri and Salamina.
Features –
Trebizond of Pontus — The Last Hellenic Empire
The incredible story of the Hellenes of Trebizond and their connection to Xenephon, the Silk Road and a near creation of a modern Greek republic on the Black Sea.
Life –
Nafplios: a journey to Ithaca
The Hellenic Art Theatre team take the audience on a unique trip to Ithaca, telling a story about a relatively unknown aspect of the Trojan War.