Imported daily from SafeWork NSW
Every display notified to SafeWork NSW, matched to its street address. Find yours and build the neighbour notification list in one tap.
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Source: SafeWork NSW fireworks display notifications. Updated daily.
Set the list to Next 7 days and type your suburb into the search box. Every display notified to SafeWork NSW shows with its date, start time, site and the type of fireworks. Most venue and private displays are short, often two to ten minutes.
We keep a separate NSW New Year’s Eve fireworks list, updated every morning as displays are notified through December. The Sydney Harbour midnight show is run by the City of Sydney, so check its website for viewing areas.
SafeWork NSW and the local council need at least 7 working days’ notice. Police and fire services need at least 2 working days. SafeWork’s guidance doesn’t list residents, but councils, venues and land owners often make resident notice a condition. Read more about fireworks display notification.
Displays have to be notified to SafeWork NSW at least 7 working days ahead, so most show up here a week or more before the night. Checking once a week is usually enough.
Tap Build the list next to your display. The tool opens with the firing site pinned, so you only need to set the distance from your approval. The free fireworks notice template has the wording.
Only professional displays notified to SafeWork NSW appear. Where a site is listed by venue or park name with no street address, we may not be able to map it, so search the suburb instead. Firing in Queensland? Use the QLD fireworks display register.
Upcoming displays notified in Queensland, from RSHQ open data.
See the register →Every display notified so far for New Year's Eve and the early hours of New Year's Day.
See the list →For operators: the resident list, the notices and a report for the venue or council.
Read more →Free wording for a resident notice, with the warning about pets and horses.
Get the template →DAs and CDCs from the NSW Planning Portal, mapped to the street address.
See the register →Pull the same data and build lists from your own software or an AI assistant. Business and Agency plans.
See the API →