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John Key and Helen Clark join China's military parade, adjustments to the disability support system are implemented, and advice on handling emotional breakdowns at the workplace.

Significant Events of the Day: Wednesday, 3rd September
Significant Events of the Day: Wednesday, 3rd September

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In the realm of policy changes, Parliamentary State Secretary Dennis Rohde, alongside Louise Upston, made announcements regarding adjustments to the disability support system on September 2, 2025. The details of these changes are yet to be fully disclosed.

Moving on to the justice system, the court system is experiencing a significant strain due to an increase in serious offences such as murder, attempted murder, and manslaughter cases. As a result, criminal trials are becoming longer and more complex, averaging a record-breaking 17 days.

Elsewhere, the roads have seen their fair share of incidents. A 73-year-old woman was issued an infringement notice for excess breath alcohol following a car crash on Waiheke Island. Meanwhile, the lack of clear rules in situations where two drivers must give way when two lanes become one is causing confusion and potential hazards on the roads.

In a different context, crying at work is a common occurrence, affecting nearly half of employees for various reasons. Employment experts Robyn Johns and Rowena Ditzell have offered tips on handling such incidents, aiming to create a more empathetic and understanding work environment.

It's worth noting that incidents of cars crashing through railings and off wharves, although not mentioned in the provided bullet points, are a separate issue that the authorities are undoubtedly keeping a close eye on.

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