At Sydney's New Year's Eve celebration, which bridge forms the centrepiece of the harbour fireworks display?

Sydney's New Year's Eve celebration famously centres its fireworks display on Sydney Harbour Bridge.

The bridge spans Sydney Harbour between the central business district and the North Shore. Its steel arch and large roadway deck provide a highly visible structure for pyrotechnic effects, while the surrounding harbour gives spectators many viewing points from land and water.

Sydney's modern celebration developed into a major international event during the late twentieth century. It commonly includes an earlier family fireworks show and a larger display at midnight, with the Harbour Bridge, Sydney Opera House and harbour skyline forming the visual setting.

The bridge is sometimes confused with the Sydney Opera House as the event's main symbol. Both landmarks are prominent in broadcast images, but the bridge is the structure most associated with the headline fireworks effects. The exact program and effects change from year to year.