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Sydney halts New Year's Eve to honor Bondi attack victims
On Sydney paused its New Year's Eve festivities for a solemn tribute honoring victims of the Bondi terror attack. At 11 p.m., residents gathered along the harbor for a moment of remembrance, creating a quiet pause in the city's celebrations to reflect on lives lost earlier this month.

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Key viewing spots for Sydney fireworks reach capacity as city urged to celebrate first New Year’s Eve since Bondi attack
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World celebrates New Year’s Eve as Sydney pays tribute to Bondi victims
World bids goodbye to 2025 with fireworks and icy plunges
As Wednesday turned to Thursday, people around the world said goodbye to a sometimes challenging 2025 and expressed hopes for the New Year to come.

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Happy New Year! UK rings in 2026 with Europe's biggest firework display as tens of thousands flock to London for 'best of British' show on Thames
Sydney sends message of peace for New Year's after Bondi attack
Sydney Harbour Dazzles as New Year's Fireworks Light Up Iconic Bridge
X user @bar32 rang in 2026 from the Sydney Opera House, posting this stunning footage of the pyrotechnics display lighting up the Harbour Bridge.

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HAPPY NEW YEAR: The world parties as 2026 arrives with magnificent fireworks and wild celebrations
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World celebrates New Year's Eve as Sydney pays tribute to Bondi victims

Sydney New Year’s Eve strikes sombre tone as fireworks follow minute’s silence for Bondi

Terror attack victims remembered with menorah projected on to Harbour Bridge before dazzling display
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16 dead in Australia shooting targeting Jewish Hanukkah party on beach

Police and local media reports said the shooting began while some people were attending a Hanukkah party on the beach. At least 40 people were hospitalized.
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