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Pacific island nation Kiribati was first country to welcome the new year at 5 a.m. ET on Tuesday .
The Micronesian nation was soon followed into 2025 by the Chatham Islands in New Zealand .
Tokelau , Samoa , Tonga and parts of Antarctica were among those joining the party shortly after.
Fireworks lit up the Auckland skyline as massed crowds watched.
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