Which bridge is a central launch platform for Sydney's New Year's Eve fireworks?

Sydney Harbour Bridge is a central launch platform for Sydney’s New Year’s Eve fireworks.

The bridge forms part of the visual centerpiece of celebrations around Sydney Harbour, alongside the Sydney Opera House and surrounding waterfront. Fireworks are launched from the bridge and from barges and other locations across the harbour, creating a display visible from many vantage points.

Sydney’s modern large-scale celebration became internationally prominent after the city’s 2000 New Year’s Eve festivities, which coincided with the approach of the new millennium and attracted global television coverage.

The bridge is not the only firing location, and the display is not simply a bridge-based show. Its scale comes from coordinating multiple launch sites, including the harbour waters and nearby structures. The event commonly includes an earlier family fireworks program before the midnight display.