Which Sydney landmark anchors the main fireworks display on New Year's Eve?

The Sydney Harbour Bridge anchors the main fireworks display in Sydney's New Year's Eve celebration.

Sydney's event uses the harbour as its setting, with fireworks launched from the Harbour Bridge, barges, and other structures. The illuminated bridge and the nearby Sydney Opera House form the most recognizable visual pairing in broadcasts and photographs. The celebration is timed around midnight in Australian Eastern time, making it one of the first major international New Year's spectacles widely seen by global audiences.

The bridge opened in 1932 and carries road and rail traffic between Sydney's central business district and the North Shore. It is a steel through arch bridge whose arch rises above Sydney Harbour. Its height and position make it particularly effective as a fireworks platform and visual landmark.

The Opera House is a prominent part of the harbour panorama and may also appear in the display, but it is not the landmark named in the question. The event includes earlier family fireworks and other programming before the midnight show.