What is the name of the New Year's Eve celebration held at Sydney Harbour in Australia?

The New Year's Eve celebration held at Sydney Harbour is called Sydney New Year's Eve.

The event is centered on Sydney Harbour, with major viewing points near landmarks including the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge. Its best-known feature is a large fireworks display at midnight, preceded by other programmed events and an earlier family fireworks show in many years.

Sydney's location near the International Date Line means its midnight celebration is broadcast internationally as one of the first major New Year's Eve events involving a large global city. The fireworks are launched from the harbour bridge, barges, and other structures, depending on the year's production design.

The celebration is sometimes casually called the Sydney fireworks, but Sydney New Year's Eve is the official event name used for the citywide program. It is distinct from Australia Day celebrations, which take place on 26 January, and from smaller New Year's events in other Australian cities.