Which bridge is a major launch site and symbol of Sydney's New Year's Eve fireworks?

Sydney Harbour Bridge is a major launch site and symbol of Sydney’s New Year’s Eve fireworks.

The bridge spans Sydney Harbour beside the Sydney Opera House, placing it at the center of the city’s globally televised celebration. Pyrotechnics are fired from the bridge’s arches and roadway, as well as from barges and other harbor locations. The combination of the bridge’s steel outline, the Opera House sails, and the water makes the display especially recognizable.

Sydney’s celebration includes several timed events before midnight, including an early family fireworks show and an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander smoking ceremony. The main display begins at midnight on January 1 in local time, making Sydney one of the major cities seen welcoming the new year.

The Opera House is another important landmark in the broadcast, but it is not the bridge named in the question. The bridge opened in 1932 and has become an enduring emblem of the city.