What is the name of the annual New Year's Eve fireworks display launched from Sydney Harbour?

The annual fireworks display launched from Sydney Harbour is called Sydney New Year's Eve.

The celebration uses Sydney Harbour Bridge, the Sydney Opera House, and other harbour locations as visual anchors. It includes multiple fireworks moments, including an earlier family display and the major midnight display, along with aerial effects and illuminated vessels. Its setting makes it one of the most widely televised New Year's Eve events.

Sydney is often described as one of the first major cities to celebrate the New Year, but the exact order depends on time zones and on what counts as a city or inhabited place. The event is not simply a fireworks show: it is a large municipal production involving transport planning, viewing areas, concerts, and safety operations. The Harbour Bridge is also used for special lighting and pyrotechnic effects, while the Opera House forms part of the recognizable skyline.