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 …

Billy Cotsis looks at the Darling Harbour extravaganza and picks his ‘must see’ events on the cultural program for the next few weeks.

Billy Cotsis takes us through a Hellenic history of Tunisia.

Billy Cotsis sits down with bestselling author Jeffrey Siger.

Billy Cotsis talks about his visits to the islands of Poros, Hydra, Spetses, Aegina, Agistri and Salamina.

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.

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.

Billy Cotsis takes us on a crawl through the triangle of Greek tavernas in Sydney’s Leichhardt.

After moving to Finland, Melissa Georgiou turned her attention to children’s books and has created a series that deals with managing anger, sadness, tantrums and mindset.

The historian’s latest work When Freedom Beckons: The Hungarian Revolution of 1956 and the Jewish Hungarian Journey to Australia will be launched this month.