Sydney is one of the world’s first cities to welcome the New Year fireworks display over its iconic Opera House.
Australia and New Zealand have welcomed the year 2023 with massive celebrations. Here is a look at how the two countries are celebrating the new year.
In Sydney’s harbour front more than a million revellers to witness the fireworks display. In fact, Sydney is one of the world’s first cities to welcome the New Year fireworks display over its iconic Opera House.
“This New Year’s Eve we are saying Sydney is back as we kick off festivities around the world and bring in the New Year with a bang,” said Clover Moore, Lord Mayor of Sydney.
HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM SYDNEY MY LOVELIES!🥰Listen here 2023….we’re comin’ for you & we’re gonna bite you on the bottom! 👀🫦🍸🍾🥂XX! pic.twitter.com/mgiz3OLpHL
People in Auckland, New Zealand welcomed the New Year 2023 amid fireworks and light shows.
Auckland visuals sourced from Reuters show the entire city decked up. People trying to contain their excitement amidst the countdown for the New Year.
As the clock strikes 12 pm, the Auckland Tower lights up and fireworks erupt in the air.
Welcome 2023. Happy New Year to all #NYE2022 #Auckland pic.twitter.com/DdUvvUUVla
The citizens of Auckland stand beneath the tower donning headgears made with fairy lights. There is a light show on the Auckland Harbour Bridge displaying different colours.
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