At Sydney's New Year's Eve celebration, which famous bridge forms a backdrop for the fireworks?

Sydney Harbour Bridge forms the famous bridge backdrop for Sydney’s New Year’s Eve fireworks.

The annual celebration uses Sydney Harbour as its setting, with fireworks launched from barges, buildings, and the bridge itself. The Harbour Bridge’s steel arch makes it one of the most recognizable parts of the televised event.

The bridge opened in 1932 and connects Sydney’s central business district with the North Shore. It carries road and rail traffic, as well as pedestrians and cyclists.

The nearby Sydney Opera House is also a major visual feature of the celebration. Because both landmarks appear together, some descriptions refer generally to “Sydney Harbour” rather than naming the bridge, but the bridge is the specific landmark asked about here.