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North Freo icon Mojo s closes, owner exits as backlash grows and gigs go elsewhere

North Freo icon Mojo’s closes, owner exits as backlash grows and gigs go elsewhere We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement North Fremantle live music venue Mojo’s Bar has announced its temporary closure and the resignation of owner Andrew Ryan in the wake of surging backlash and a slew of gig cancellations. In a Facebook post last Friday, the bar — a linchpin of Perth’s live music scene — announced Mr Ryan would relinquish all operational duties at the venue amid several allegations his behaviour had “caused others to feel uncomfortable”.

North Freo icon Mojo s closes, owner exits as backlash grows and gigs go elsewhere

North Freo icon Mojo s closes, owner exits as backlash grows and gigs go elsewhere
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North Freo icon Mojo s closes, owner exits as backlash grows and gigs go elsewhere

North Freo icon Mojo s closes, owner exits as backlash grows and gigs go elsewhere
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Pollstar | Australia News: Jobkeeper Subsidy, Chris Murphy Memorial Forest & More

By: Christie Eliezer Live Sector Calls For Extension Of Jobkeeper Subsidy Scheme Dean OrmstonThe live sector is calling on the Australian government to extend its Jobkeeper subsidy scheme for its members. Introduced March 2020, it offered pandemic affected companies A$1,500 ($1,157) per fortnight for each employee. In September, it was extended it to end of March 2021 at a cost of A$100 billion ($77.1 billion).  The sector, which relied heavily on the subsidies for its survival, argues it is unable to restart trading following COVID-19 outbreaks, quarantine breaches and sudden state border closures. “(These) mean that any local live music events and national touring is impossible to plan. Hospitality and tourism dollars generated from our sector remain stifled. We are an industry in crisis,” said Dean Ormston, chief executive of APRA AMCOS, a major rights association which includes the Live Music Office.

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