What is the name of the New Year's Eve firework festival held at Sydney Harbour?

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

Sydney New Year's Eve is an annual celebration centered on Sydney Harbour, with the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge providing its most recognizable backdrop. The program commonly includes aerial displays, a midnight fireworks event, and other scheduled performances or ceremonies. The details can change from year to year.

Sydney is among the first major cities in the world to welcome January 1 because of its position in the western Pacific time zone and its observance of Australian Eastern time. That timing helps make the event a major international broadcast, although it is not literally the first place on Earth to enter every New Year.

The celebration has included an earlier family-friendly fireworks show as well as the midnight display. Sydney Harbour Bridge has also been used for visual effects and fireworks, making the event distinct from celebrations that rely on a single descending object or a clock tower.