What is the name of Sydney's major New Year's Eve fireworks display over Sydney Harbour?

Sydney New Year's Eve is the name of Sydney's major New Year's Eve fireworks display over Sydney Harbour.

The event is staged around Sydney Harbour, with the Sydney Harbour Bridge, the Opera House, and surrounding waterfront locations forming its most recognizable setting. Its main fireworks are designed for the midnight transition into January 1, while an earlier family fireworks display has also been a recurring feature.

Sydney's location near the International Date Line means it is among the first major cities to welcome the new year, though it is not the first place on Earth to do so. The event is broadcast widely and has become a major international television image of New Year's celebrations.

The fireworks are launched from barges and architectural landmarks, including the Harbour Bridge. The exact program, colors, and crowd arrangements change from year to year, so “Sydney New Year's Eve” is the stable official event name rather than a single permanent fireworks design.