WHAT: City of Sydney New Year’s Day media call
WHEN: TODAY 11am, Wednesday 1 January 2025
WHERE: Sydney Opera House forecourt (close to the restaurant Aria)
WHO: Lord Mayor of Sydney, Clover Moore AO
City of Sydney Producer, Stephen Gilby
Media contacts:
Elaine Kelly, 0477 362 550
Roxanne Macara, 0438 554 640
For event information, visit sydneynewyearseve.com
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