What is the name of the New Year's Eve event held in Sydney Harbour with fireworks near the Harbour Bridge?

The New Year's Eve event held in Sydney Harbour with fireworks near the Harbour Bridge is called Sydney New Year's Eve.

Sydney New Year's Eve is a large annual celebration centered on Sydney Harbour in Australia. Its best-known visual features include fireworks launched from the Sydney Harbour Bridge, nearby buildings, and barges on the water. The event also commonly includes an earlier family fireworks display and an aerial display at midnight, although programming can vary.

Sydney is among the first major international cities to welcome the new year because of its position in the time zones east of the international date line. That timing helps make its midnight broadcast a prominent part of global New Year's Eve coverage.

The celebration is often casually called the Sydney fireworks, but Sydney New Year's Eve is the official event name used by the city. The Harbour Bridge is a key landmark, yet the fireworks are not limited to the bridge itself; the harbor setting and surrounding skyline are part of the spectacle.