What is the name of the New Year's Eve celebration held on Sydney Harbour with fireworks near the Opera House?

The New Year's Eve celebration held on Sydney Harbour with fireworks near the Opera House is called Sydney New Year's Eve.

Sydney New Year's Eve is a major annual public event centered on Sydney Harbour. Its signature images include fireworks around the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House, viewed from waterfront parks, boats, and other vantage points around the harbor.

The program commonly includes an earlier family fireworks display and a larger midnight display, although exact schedules and programming can change. The harbor setting and Australia's time zone mean Sydney's midnight celebrations are among the first major New Year's Eve broadcasts seen internationally.

A common error is calling the event simply the “Sydney fireworks.” Fireworks are its most famous feature, but the official event encompasses performances, light effects, aerial displays, and large-scale crowd management across the harbor precinct.