At Sydney New Year's Eve, which bridge is famous for its midnight fireworks display?

Sydney New Year's Eve is famous for its midnight fireworks display on the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

The bridge forms the visual centrepiece of celebrations in Sydney Harbour, with pyrotechnics also staged around the Sydney Opera House and other harbour locations. The event is timed for midnight in Australian Eastern Daylight Time when daylight saving is in effect.

Sydney’s celebration is internationally prominent because it occurs relatively early in the global sequence of major New Year events. Television networks and online broadcasters often show the bridge, harbour, and city skyline together. The bridge is sometimes confused with the Opera House because both landmarks appear prominently in the broadcast, but the question asks specifically for the bridge.

The programme commonly includes an earlier family fireworks show before the main midnight display. Exact designs, colours, and launch points change from year to year, while the harbour setting remains the enduring feature.