The festivities aim to highlight and celebrate the richness of Indigenous heritage, offering a unique and culturally diverse experience for spectators.
Sydney’s New Year’s Eve celebrations will focus on Indigenous Australians with a smoking ceremony, advanced AI technology, beautifully lit vessels, and a surprise appearance from animated characters Bluey and Bingo.
Pylon projections, live music, and dance will delight crowds before the 9 p.m. Calling Country fireworks and message stick presentation ceremony.
Sydney Lord Mayor Clover Moore revealed the city’s official 5.5-hour evening program on Dec. 6, mentioning the celebrations took 15 months to plan.
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