World's most iconic locations light up with New Year's Eve fireworks
How the world celebrated the New Year in 2024
While Australia wakes to its first taste of 2024, there are still dozens of major cities savouring their New Year's celebrations.
Here are some of the most incredible celebrations from around the world.
Sydney is one of the first major global cities to ring in the New Year, with the eyes of the world turned to the harbour.
The Calling Country display was produced by Indigenous artists and described as a celebration of sky, land and sea country.
Rapper and Triple J radio host Nooky and Aria Award winner and Grammy nominee Vincent Goodyer, also known as 18yoman, looked after the driving soundtrack.
Bridge pylons lit up with First Nations symbols and tributes to Indigenous legends such as Eddie Mabo, Archie Roach, Ruby Hunter, Adam Goodes and Anita Heiss.
"We are warriors. We are fearless," one of them said.
The colours above the harbour were astonishing as the lights reflected off the water.
From small towns to the world's megacities, here's how the world brought in 2024.
Melbourne was certainly not to be outdone, with a spectacular firework display of its own.
And the Brisbane waterfront was dazzled with fireworks up and down the river.
Thousands converged on the riverbank to ring in the new year.
In the United States, crowds packed into Times Square in a tradition even more globally renowned than Sydney's.
As fireworks launched above New York City at midnight, the air above the famous location became a sea of confetti.
Here, Times Square Alliance volunteers were seen joining in the celebrations.
Revellers made sure to get into the spirit with plenty of colour and costuming.
Here they wore 2024 glasses and matching top hats in Times Square.
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