Families and people around Bendigo will still be able to enjoy two fireworks display as the year clocks over to 2022 on Friday night.
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The City of Greater Bendigo has assured patrons that the fire works will go ahead as usual.
There will be two displays, one at 9.15pm for the children and families and the usual midnight show to ring in the new year.
Council posted on social media to confirm the news.
"No total fire ban has been declared and as long as there is not much wind, the displays will go ahead as planned," the post said.
"We'll keep you posted via social media if there are any changes.
"Please stay safe and ensure your pets are secure."
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Council has said the Queen Elizabeth Oval will be open for people in Bendigo to sit and watch the displays, but they will also be visible from anywhere in the CBD or further through town.
For those watching on at home, a number of displays from all over the country will be televised for your viewing pleasure.
Sydney's fireworks will take centre stage, with thousands set to flock to vantage points, as celebrations go ahead despite surging COVID-19 infections.
More than 25,000 shooting effects will be fired from Sydney Harbour Bridge, five floating barges will launch 9000 aerial shells, and another 6000 fireworks will shoot from the tops of the Sydney Opera House sails.
The City of Sydney could not predict how many people will turn out for the display, with 17,000 tickets booked, but it's possible another 87,000 people could attend.
More than a million revellers have visited the city for the display in previous years.
Masks are encouraged, unvaccinated people are asked to stay home and tickets for viewing spots are limited.
Meanwhile, Victoria will swelter through its end of year celebrations with the mercury tipped to reach 38 degrees in Melbourne on New Year's Eve.
Tens of thousands are still expected to flood the city to celebrate, despite record COVID-19 infections.
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Alex Gretgrix
Journalist based in Bendigo, Victoria, covering health and a few local shires at the Bendigo Advertiser. Contact via alex.gretgrix@austcommunitymedia.com.au
Journalist based in Bendigo, Victoria, covering health and a few local shires at the Bendigo Advertiser. Contact via alex.gretgrix@austcommunitymedia.com.au
