By Duncan Evans
10 News+, which will air from 6pm on weeknights, promises viewers 鈥渆xplosive鈥 revelations in the case for its first episode.
Ms Voulgaris, a Melbourne mum-of-five, speaks from an overcrowded women鈥檚 prison in Taipei and states emphatically that she is innocent of the allegations that have put her behind bars for 15 years.
Ms Voulgaris was caught with 4kg of heroin and a small amount of cocaine at Taoyuan International Airport in Taiwan in late 2023.
She pleaded guilty to the charge and in late 2024 she was sentenced to 15 years in prison.
But she has maintained that she brought drugs in unknowingly.
Now, appearing on the current affairs program helmed by journalists Denham Hitchcock and Amelia Brace, she pleads with two of her children via a video call to help get her back home to Australia.
鈥淚鈥檓 innocent. I am innocent,鈥 she says through tears.
鈥淧lease help me to get home as soon as possible.
鈥淭o my angels, that鈥檚 all I can say.鈥
The program claims to have evidence that supports Ms Voulgaris鈥 claim of innocence.
鈥淪he confessed in court in Taiwan, didn鈥檛 she?鈥 Mr Hitchcock in a clip of the program seen by NewsWire.
鈥淲ell, prepare yourself. The truth is explosive.鈥
In earlier promotional material, Mr Hitchcock and Ms Brace promise viewers the show will 鈥減ut the truth first鈥.
Mr Hitchcock has also claimed Monday night鈥檚 episode would be 鈥渁n absolute blockbuster鈥.
鈥淚t鈥檚 a story 60 Minutes, Four Corners and Spotlight would kill for,鈥 he told Stellar Magazine.
The Project ran for 16 years, ending its run with a farewell show last Friday night.
Mr Aly, in an emotional tribute, said the show had 鈥渞eflected the best of this country鈥.
鈥淐ould you do a prime time commercial news show that hooked its audience by playing with them instead of scaring them,鈥 he said.
鈥淭hat didn鈥檛 trade on demonising groups of people who have no platform to respond?
鈥淣ot the done thing. Well, we done the thing.鈥
The Project launched in 2009 and Friday鈥檚 finale was its 4504th episode.
Australian and international celebrities sent in supportive farewell video messages, with thanks and well wishes coming from G Flip, Robert Irwin, Jess Mauboy, Andy Lee, Pete Murray, Dannii Minogue, Katy Perry, Guy Sebastian and Shane Jacobson.
The Project鈥檚 longest-serving host, Carrie Bickmore, was close to tears thanking everyone she crossed paths with over 13 years.
Ms Bickmore left the show to devote herself fully to fundraising efforts.
Channel 10 is owned by US entertainment giant Paramount Global.