Sydney welcomed the new year with a 12-minute fireworks display, the largest the city has ever seen, featuring a golden waterfall effect cascading from the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge. Using more than nine tonnes of fireworks, the event attracted over one million spectators, according to organisers. For the latest news, visit https://www.sbs.com.au/news | SBS News

Sydney, Australia lit up the night sky with its iconic New Year’s Eve celebration, as dazzling fireworks erupted over the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House. Millions around the world watched as Sydney once again became one of the first major cities to welcome the New Year, marking the beginning of 2026 with color, energy, and global cheer. #HappyNewYear2026 #SydneyNewYear #Australia #SydneyFireworks #NewYearCelebration | NewsX

Happy New Year!🎉 Relive the best moments of Sydney NYE. A must-watch for those who didn't quite make it to midnight. #NYEABC | ABC Sydney

Experience Sydney sparkle while climbing the Harbour Bridge this Vivid 🤩 @nathanandgrace climbed the Harbour Bridge last year during Vivid, check out their experience 👇 Vivid is just around the corner...Book now! 📸 | BridgeClimb Sydney

All systems GLOW! Here’s Vivid Sydney from the top of the Harbour Bridge. | BridgeClimb Sydney