At which Sydney landmark are New Year's Eve fireworks famously launched?

Sydney's famous New Year's Eve fireworks are famously launched from the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

The bridge is one of the central structures in Sydney's annual harbor celebration, which also uses barges, buildings, and the area around the Sydney Opera House. The event is timed for local midnight and is watched by large crowds around the harbor as well as by international television audiences.

Sydney's location near the International Date Line means it is among the first major cities to celebrate the new year, although it is not the very first place on Earth to reach midnight. Its celebration therefore became a recurring symbol of the global sequence of New Year's events.

The fireworks are often discussed together with the Opera House because both landmarks are visible in the same harbor panorama. The specific answer is the Harbour Bridge: fireworks have been attached to or launched from its arches and roadway, while the Opera House serves as another prominent visual backdrop.