Sydney welcomes 2025 with spectacular fireworks display
As New Year's Eve parties kicked into gear along picturesque Sydney Harbour, many revellers were relieved to see the past 12 months in the rearview mirror.
As New Year's Eve parties kicked into gear along picturesque Sydney Harbour, many revellers were relieved to see the past 12 months in the rearview mirror.
As New Year's Eve parties kicked into gear along picturesque Sydney Harbour, many revellers were relieved to see the past 12 months in the rearview mirror.
After Kiribati islands and New Zealand, Sydney on welcomed in 2025 as the self-proclaimed "New Year's capital of the world", spraying nine tonnes of fireworks from its famed Opera House and Harbour Bridge at midnight.
"Just to see all the beautiful colours and enjoy being in this situation with so many people in wonderful Australia," said 71-year-old retired nurse Ruth Rowse ahead of the display.
As New Year's Eve parties kicked into gear along picturesque Sydney Harbour, many revellers were relieved to see the past 12 months in the rearview mirror.