City of Mandurah backs funding deal for Mandurah Performing Arts Centre despite fears of ‘limiting’ potential
Key points
- Mandurah council has voted 7-4 to endorse a new funding agreement with the Mandurah Performing Arts Centre, despite concerns that subsidies could limit its potential. The deal replaces a five-year agreement that expired on June 30 and runs to 2036.
- The city will pay the centre $844,295 a year. The centre will build reserves from surpluses and hire income to reduce reliance on city funds.
- Councillor Jacob Cumberworth opposed the deal, arguing the subsidies were excessive.
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