What is the name of the New Year's Eve fireworks site on Sydney's harbour, beside the Opera House?

The major New Year's Eve fireworks site on Sydney's harbour beside the Opera House is the Sydney Harbour Bridge. The bridge's arch and pylons form one of the defining visual backdrops for Sydney's internationally televised celebration.

Sydney's New Year's Eve program commonly includes an earlier family fireworks display and a midnight fireworks show. Pyrotechnics are launched from the bridge, barges, and other points around the harbour, creating reflections across the water and views from parks, boats, and waterfront buildings.

The Sydney Harbour Bridge opened in 1932 and connects the central business district with the North Shore. The Opera House, completed in 1973, is nearby but is not the bridge from which the best-known bridge effects are staged. Because the celebration uses multiple launch locations, descriptions of the display may mention the harbour generally as well as the bridge specifically.