Which Sydney landmark forms the centerpiece of Australia's televised New Year's Eve fireworks?

The Sydney Harbour Bridge forms the centerpiece of Australia's televised New Year's Eve fireworks.

Sydney's celebration uses the harbour as a large performance space, with fireworks launched from the Sydney Harbour Bridge, nearby buildings, barges, and other locations. The bridge's illuminated steel arch provides the most recognizable visual frame for the midnight display.

The modern event developed from civic celebrations in Sydney Harbour and became internationally famous through television coverage. It includes an earlier family fireworks show as well as the main midnight program, allowing children and visitors who do not stay up until midnight to take part.

The Sydney Opera House is also a major visual symbol of the event, but it is not the landmark named as the fireworks centerpiece in this question. Because Australia lies near the International Date Line, Sydney's countdown is among the first major global New Year's celebrations shown to international audiences.