Where to watch the New Year's Eve fireworks

A fourth fantastic flyover will light up the sky with colourful pyrotechnics before the sunset and traditional fireworks begin over the harbour at 9pm.

The Queens Wharf Precinct will be transformed for the evening, with live music, art and entertainment for people of all ages.

Watch dazzling fireworks displays around the country at some of Australia's most famous New Year's Eve bashes.

Wollongong CBD will light up with New Year's Eve fun on December 31.

At 9pm, the city will be lit up with its traditional fireworks display over the harbour and lighthouses.

From 5pm, families can make the most of food trucks near the harbour in Osborne Park. A New Year's Eve carnival will also run between December 26 and January 7 in Lang Park on Marine Drive.

Gear up for Australia's most famous fireworks display over the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

The colossal New Year's celebration has revealed 49 special vantage points to best view the show, which kicks off with a smoking ceremony at 7.30pm.

Enjoy the amazing shows on and off throughout the evening, culminating in amazing pyrotechnics atop the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge.

Enjoy fun with the whole family on Lake Burley Griffin this year.

Two traditional fireworks shows have been combined into one, longer dazzling display at 9pm, running for more than 15 minutes.

Premium viewing points with boom boxes can be found on Rond Terrace, Regatta Point and Commonwealth Place.

Alternatively, grab a picnic rug and head up to Mount Ainslie or Red Hill nature reserves for a great vantage point.

The fireworks will also be visible in parks from the suburbs of Action, Civic, Barton, Campbell, Kingston, Reid, Russell and Yarralumla.

Head to Maitland Riverbank, Riverside Carpark and RH Taylor Reserve, Lorn to ring in the New Year with a bang.

A family-friendly event from 5pm will offer free amusements, face painting, live music and a disco reliving the year's top hits.

Celebrations will conclude with a fireworks display from 9pm onward.

Welcome 2023 on Wagga Wagga's iconic Lake Albert.

Family fun kicks off at 6.30pm at Apex Park, Lake Rd with food trucks and fun activities for the whole family. The regional centre's traditional fireworks will light up the sky at 9.30pm.

Come enjoy two light shows over Jack Evans Boat Harbour at 9pm on New Year's Eve. Twin Towers Resort will run another show at midnight to ring-in the New Year.

Watch Melbourne sparkle on New Year's Eve with the annual fireworks display.

Melbourne's night sky will light up across free celebration zones at 9.30pm and again when the clock strikes midnight.

Find family-friendly celebration zones at Treasury Gardens, Kings Domain, Docklands and Flagstaff Gardens.

See the best spots: https://nye.melbourne.vic.gov.au/

Farewell 2023 at the Geelong Waterfront.

Grab a primetime spot at Eastern Beach when the traditional fireworks displays at 9.30pm and the traditional midnight fireworks show.

Families can also enjoy the waterfront's floating Christmas tree and light show that run until early January.

Watch the Bendigo night sky light up with two spectacular fireworks displays in Bendigo.

A family-friendly display will run at 9.15pm, and another will fire off at midnight.

Both displays will be let off from the Rosalind Park Poppet Head on Gaol Road.

Celebrate New Year's Eve on the Riverbank at Elder Park.

Enjoy free fireworks displays at both 9pm and midnight at Elder Park on King William Road.

Festivities include food trucks, live entertainment and family-friendly activities.

Families can ring in the New Year at Elizabeth Quay with a fun fair and fireworks.

The fun fair offers a sideshow alley, dodgem cars and food trucks from 5pm on The Esplanade, with a spectacular fireworks display lighting up the sky at 8pm.

New Year's Eve at the Darwin Waterfront will offer family friendly fun with two fireworks displays, a neon disco and raft of local entertainment.

Local musicians will wow crowds from 5pm onward. Two fireworks displays will light up the sky at 9pm and midnight, with liquid light and neon fairies promising to entertain the children for hours on end.

Celebrate the New Year with multiple spectacular fireworks displays at the Queensland capital.

Held at the South Bank Parklands, one display will take off at 8.30pm and another at midnight. The amazing show can be seen around the riverbank.

The event is alcohol-free and free to attend.

Enjoy amazing fireworks displays across the Gold Coast this New Year's Eve from 8pm onward.

Broadbeach - 8pm and midnight, Kurruwa Park, Broadbeach

Coolangatta - 9pm and midnight, Coolangatta beach

Paradise Point - 9pm, Paradise Point Parkland

Welcome 2024 with a band on the Sunshine Coast.

Fireworks displays will be visible at the Mooloolaba Esplanade at 8.30pm and midnight, and at Kings Beach, Caloundra at 9.30pm.

Amazing fireworks shows will light up the sky across Springfield Central, South Ripley, Ipswich Central, Chuwar and Goodna at 9pm.

The best public viewing locations include Ironbark Park, South Ripley, the Springfield Central Sporting Complex, Bill Paterson Oval, Limestone Park and the Tivoli Drive In.

Find out more: ipswichfestivals.com.au

Head to the Hobart waterfront to witness an amazing fireworks display at 9.30pm. An amazing midnight show will follow over Sullivan's Cove over the Derwent River at midnight. Great viewing areas include Mount Wellington or Pindo's Park at Tranmere Point.