Which famous bridge is illuminated during Sydney's annual New Year's Eve fireworks display?

Sydney's annual New Year's Eve fireworks display prominently illuminates the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

The bridge forms part of the visual centerpiece of Sydney Harbour's celebrations, alongside the Sydney Opera House and the surrounding waterfront. Fireworks are launched from structures around the harbor, including the bridge, and are timed for an early family display and the main midnight event.

Sydney's location near the International Date Line means its midnight celebration is among the first major New Year's events seen by a global television audience, although it is not the first inhabited place on Earth to reach January 1. The bridge opened in 1932 and is a steel through arch bridge, while the Opera House opened in 1973. These landmarks are often mentioned together but are separate structures.