Sydney fireworks: Australia's largest city is all set to welcome the New Year 2020 with heavy fireworks on New Year's Eve even though the devastating Sydney bushfire is still looming over the city.

One million people flock to the city's iconic foreshore ever year to watch the elaborate 12-minute display where fireworks detonate from Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge.

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Sydney [Australia], Dec 31 (ANI): Spectacular and glittering fireworks were on full display at the Harbour Bridge in Sydney as Australia rang in the New Year.

A couple hours earlier, large crowds watched from Sydney harbour as Australia's famous New Year's Eve fireworks went off.

New Year's Eve fireworks erupt over Sydney's iconic Harbour Bridge and Opera House (left) during the fireworks show on January 1, 2020. (AFP/Peter Parks) ...

New Year’s eve fireworks erupt over Sydney’s iconic Harbour Bridge and Opera House during the fireworks show on January 1, 2020.

There was still colour and music and champagne as Sydney's traditional fireworks spectacular lit up the city's skyline.

London's annual New Year's Eve fireworks display was sold out, with around 100,000 revellers packed into the streets around Victoria Embankment.

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian guarantees Sydney Harbour's famous fireworks display will see out 2020 despite calls from doctors to call it off.