What is the name of the large New Year's Eve fireworks display launched from Sydney Harbour Bridge and nearby sites?

The large fireworks display launched from Sydney Harbour Bridge and nearby sites is called Sydney New Year's Eve.

Sydney New Year's Eve is a major annual celebration centered on Sydney Harbour. Fireworks are launched from the Harbour Bridge, barges, and other locations around the water, creating a display visible from many vantage points. The city's position near the International Date Line means Sydney is among the first major cities to welcome the new year.

The event commonly includes an earlier family fireworks display as well as the main midnight fireworks. Exact schedules, launch points, and access rules can change from year to year. The program may also include aerial performances, projections, music, and harbor vessels.

The Harbour Bridge is an important visual symbol, but it is not the only launch platform. This is why the event should not be reduced to “fireworks from the bridge.” Sydney Harbour, the Opera House, and the surrounding shoreline together create the setting recognized in international broadcasts.