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一 |     신규공무원 가이드북 제작, 청년 결혼, 천원주택 등 다양한 시책 발굴                   ▲경북 김천시(시장 배낙호)가 '2026년 김사공시 우수 연구단(최우수1, 우수1, 장려2, 노력3)을 선발하고 있다ⓒ김천시경북 김천시(시장 배낙호)는 '2026년 김사공시 우수 연구단(최우수1, 우수1, 장려2, 노력3)을 선발했다고 26일 밝혔다. 김사공시 연구단(김천을 사랑하는 공무원 시책 연구단)은 공직자들이 부서와 관계없이 팀을 구성해 창의적, 실효성 신규 시책 발굴 및 연구하는 단체로, 총 24개의 연구단이 구성돼 있다. 지난 2월부터 8월까지 약 7개월간 아이디어 발굴, 현장 방문, 벤치마킹 등 시정에 접목할 수 있는 신규 시책을 발굴 및 검토를 통해 24개 연구단 중 16개 연구단이 최종 심사에 올랐다. 최종 심사는 김천시 정책연구용역 심의위원회 진행, 각 분야 전문가들의 심도 있는 논의를 통해 7개 우수연구단이 선정했다. 이 중 ‘김천기록공방’ 연구팀이 공무원들의 업무 및 생활 측면에서 적응을 도울 수 있는 신규 시책 ‘신규공무원 적응력 향상’을 제안해 '최우수연구단'으로 선정됐다. 우수 연구단은 ‘웨딩브릿지’ 연구팀의 ‘청년결혼장려시책’으로, 혼인한 청년에게 매칭금을 지원해 주는 ‘청실홍실통장’이 선정됐다. 배낙호 김천시장은 “공직자들이 부서의 경계를 넘어 직접 현장에 나서 새로운 시책을 고민했다는 점에서 의미가 크다”며, “앞으로도 직원들이 협업을 통해 현장의 목소리에 귀 기울이고, 시민들이 체감할 수 있는 창의적인 시책을 적극 발굴해 나가길 기대한다”고 말했다. 한편 김천시는 적극적인 업무를 격려하고 동기부여를 위해 선발된 우수연구팀에 해외연수, 포상금 등의 보상을 제공할 예정이다.。    AUCKLAND, New Zealand -- Conservative former businessman Christopher Luxon will be New Zealand’s next prime minister after winning a decisive election victory Saturday.People voted for change after six years of a liberal government led for most of that time by Jacinda Ardern.The exact makeup of Luxon’s government is still to be determined as ballots continued to be counted.Luxon arrived to rapturous applause at an event in Auckland. He was joined on stage by his wife, Amanda, and their children, William and Olivia. He said he was humbled by the victory and couldn't wait to get stuck in to his new job. He thanked people from across the country.“You have reached for hope and you have voted for change,” he said.Supporters chanted his campaign slogan which promised to get the country “back on track.” Outgoing Prime Minister Chris Hipkins, who spent just nine months in the top job after taking over from Ardern in January, told supporters late Saturday he had called Luxon to concede.Hipkins said it wasn’t the result he wanted.“But I want you to be proud of what we achieved over the last six years,” he told supporters at an event in Wellington.Ardern unexpectedly stepped down as prime minister in January, saying she no longer had “enough in the tank” to do the job justice. She won the last election in a landslide, but her popularity waned as people got tired of COVID-19 restrictions and inflation threatened the economy.Her departure left Hipkins, 45, to take over as leader. He had previously served as education minister and led the response to the coronavirus pandemic. With most of the vote counted, Luxon’s National Party had about 40% of the vote. Under New Zealand’s proportional voting system, Luxon, 53, is expected to form an alliance with the libertarian ACT Party. Meanwhile, the Labour Party that Hipkins leads was getting only a little over 25% of the vote — about half the proportion it got in the last election under Ardern.And in a result that would be particularly stinging for Labour should it lose the seat, National was in a tight race for Ardern’s old electorate seat, Mount Albert. The seat has long been a Labour stronghold and was also held by another former Labour prime minister, Helen Clark. The National Party candidate for the seat, Melissa Lee, told The Associated Press she was feeling excited but also nervous about the final result in Mount Albert.“It’s been Labour since 1946. It has been the biggest, safest Labour seat forever,” she said. “It would be fantastic if we won it.” Lee said that when she was door-knocking, people had told her they were tired of the current government and were concerned with the state of the economy and the spiraling cost of living. David Farrar, a longtime conservative pollster, said there was still a good chance that Labour would end up holding the seat once all the votes were counted. However, he said, his initial impression of voting throughout the country was that it was turning out to be a “bloodbath” for the left. Luxon has promised tax cuts for middle-income earners and a crackdown on crime. Hipkins had promised free dental care for people younger than 30 and the removal of sales taxes on fruit and vegetables.Also at stake in the election is the government’s relationship with Indigenous Māori. Luxon has promised to axe the Māori Health Authority, which he says creates two separate health systems. Hipkins says he’s proud of such co-governance efforts and has accused Luxon of condoning racism.Within days of taking the reins in January, Hipkins found himself dealing with a crisis after deadly floods and then a cyclone hit New Zealand. He quickly jettisoned some of Ardern’s more contentious policies and promised a “back to basics” approach focused on tackling the spiraling cost of living. Warm spring weather in the largest city, Auckland, seemed to encourage voters, with queues forming outside some polling places. Early voting before Election Day was lower than in recent elections.During a six-week election campaign, both Hipkins and Luxon traveled the country and hammed it up for the cameras. Earlier in the week, Luxon, who served as chief executive of both Unilever Canada and Air New Zealand, told an energized crowd in Wellington that he would crack down on gangs.“I’ve gotta tell you, crime is out of control in this country,” Luxon said. “And we are going to restore law and order, and we are going to restore personal responsibility.”Luxon also got cheers when he promised to fix the capital’s gridlocked traffic with a new tunnel project.Luxon is relatively new to politics but held his own against the more experienced Hipkins during televised debates, according to political observers. But Luxon also made some gaffes, such as when he was asked in a 1News debate how much he spent each week on food.His answer of “about sixty bucks” (U.S. $36) was ridiculed on social media as showing he was out of touch with the cost of living. ___Follow AP’s Asia-Pacific coverage at https://apnews.com/hub/asia-pacific。

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