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New South Wales Premier Chris Minns is encouraging residents of Sydney to join in on the festivities. While specific details are being kept confidential to ensure security, Minns assures the public that there is no cause for concern if they notice an increased police presence, including officers carrying long-arm weapons.
Sydney residents are being called upon to gather and enjoy the New Year’s Eve celebrations. With the promise of excitement and community spirit, it’s a perfect occasion to come together and welcome the new year. Source: AAP / Bianca De Marchi
Minns says the exact details are being kept under wraps so as not to compromise security, but he says people should not be alarmed if they see more police than usual with long-arm weapons.
Sydneysiders have been urged to come together and celebrate New Year’s Eve. Source: AAP / Bianca De Marchi
Melbourne
“We also want people to play it safe, so we’re asking everyone to plan ahead, get in early and follow advice from transport and emergency services.”
Adelaide
On the coast, there will be family fireworks at Glenelg and Brighton at 9.30pm, and midnight fireworks at Glenelg.
Perth
In Perth, fireworks will light up the sky at 8:30pm and midnight, and people are encouraged to enjoy the best views at Elizabeth Quay, Barrack Square, the Supreme Court Gardens and the foreshore.
Brisbane
A light show at Surfers Paradise will be held at 8pm.
Hobart
In Launceston, there will be the traditional BeerFest where attendees can enjoy food, drinks and live music.
