What is the name of the Sydney landmark fireworks display held each New Year's Eve?

The Sydney landmark fireworks display held each New Year's Eve is called Sydney New Year's Eve.

The celebration centers on Sydney Harbour, with fireworks launched from the Sydney Harbour Bridge, the Sydney Opera House, and nearby barges. Its location makes it one of the world's most widely televised New Year's events, because Sydney enters the new year relatively early among major international cities.

The program commonly includes an aerial display at 9 p.m. for families, followed by the main midnight fireworks. The event also features harbor lighting, projections, and ceremonial moments such as the Harbour of Light Parade in some years.

Sydney's display is sometimes confused with Australia's national celebration, but it is a city event organized around the harbor. Melbourne and Brisbane hold separate celebrations, while Auckland's fireworks mark midnight in New Zealand.