ON THE OTHER side of the globe, New Year's Eve has already come and gone with celebrations in Australia and New Zealand.
We thought we’d round up some photos to show how those communities brought in the New Year. Though Samoa was the first country to embrace 2018, New Zealand wasn’t far behind with the capital of Wellington lighting up with a fireworks display. Jack Thurston from NBC was there to capture celebrations: Sydney’s fireworks featured a 20-second set designed by Hugh Jackman.
We thought we’d round up some photos to show how those communities brought in the New Year. Though Samoa was the first country to embrace 2018, New Zealand wasn’t far behind with the capital of Wellington lighting up with a fireworks display. Jack Thurston from NBC was there to capture celebrations: Sydney’s fireworks featured a 20-second set designed by Hugh Jackman.
New Year's Eve: 'Most technologically advanced' Sydney fireworks show wows 1 billion people worldwide with an estimated worldwide audience of 1 billion people the Sydney fireworks spectacular wowed the crowds around the harbour which was jammed to capacity by midnight on Sunday. About 1.6 million people attended the fireworks around the edge of Sydney Harbour were a rainbow waterfall off the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Jade Macmillan✔@JadeMacmillan1
The 'love' theme for the Sydney fireworks suits this American couple - Jayson and EJ got engaged on the Harbour Bridge yesterday! #SydNYE @abcnews
7:40 AM - Dec 31, 2017
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