In Sydney's New Year's Eve fireworks, which famous harbor landmark is used as a launch site?

In Sydney's New Year's Eve fireworks, the Sydney Harbour Bridge is used as a launch site.

Sydney's celebration centers on the harbor, where fireworks are launched from barges, buildings, and the Harbour Bridge. The bridge provides a dramatic frame for the display and is also used for a choreographed bridge effect during some celebrations.

The event is staged in local summer, so large crowds gather outdoors around Sydney Harbour. The 9 p.m. family fireworks are followed by the major midnight display, although exact programs and timings can change from year to year.

The Sydney Opera House is a major visual symbol of the celebration, but it is not the answer to this question. The Opera House and Harbour Bridge are neighboring landmarks frequently shown together in photographs of the fireworks.