What is the name of the New Year's Eve fireworks display held above Sydney Harbour?

The fireworks display above Sydney Harbour is called Sydney New Year’s Eve.

Sydney New Year’s Eve is an annual celebration centered on Sydney Harbour, with fireworks staged around landmarks including the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House. The midnight display is broadcast internationally and is often among the first major New Year fireworks spectacles seen by a global television audience.

The event also includes an earlier family fireworks display, an aerial performance, and a harbor-based program, although the precise schedule and themes can change from year to year. Boats and vantage points around the harbor are especially popular.

Sydney’s local time means its midnight arrives before many European and American cities, but it is not the first place on Earth to reach the new year. The Pacific island nation of Kiribati includes islands in UTC+14, which enter January 1 earlier. Sydney’s fame comes from its scale and landmark setting rather than from being first.