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In for a great show': Sydney's iconic New Years Eve fireworks on the Harbour to get bigger and better to welcome 2025. Sydney is preparing for an iconic New Years Eve throw-down with the Harbour party expected to be the biggest yet as fireworks will be setting off from the western side of the bridge for the first time ever.
Sydneysiders are gearing up for an iconic New Years Eve throw-down to welcome in 2025, with this year's fireworks expected to be the loudest and biggest the Harbour city has ever seen.
Fireworks will set off from 264 firing points on the Harbour Bridge on the big day next week, including from the western side for the first time.
Almost 1 million people are expected to watch the spectacle unfold.
More than 9 tonnes of fireworks will illuminate the Sydney skies, with the show also expected to feature animal-shaped effects, drones and Australian-first aerial platforms for the fireworks to be set off from. “With 26,500 lights and 9 tonnes of fireworks to be fired off 8 floating platforms and from 80 new positions on the western side of the Bridge, we’ll be lighting up 7km of Sydney Harbour from Cockatoo Island to Point Piper and beyond,”
Sydney New Year’s Eve is a celebration that wows the world with its style and spectacle
The event features one of the world’s largest, most technologically advanced displays of fireworks, lighting and projections. Sydney New Year’s Eve plays live to more than 1 million spectators along the Sydney Harbour foreshore, and reaches a global audience of more than 425 million.

For the first time ever, fireworks will dazzle the harbour from both the east and west sides of the famous Sydney Harbour Bridge, the glorious Sydney Opera House and rooftops across the Sydney skyline, promising a spectacular midnight display for audiences stretching the foreshore.