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Core values

- **Addresses Societal Needs and Issues**: The project focuses on the land needs of Aboriginal people, which is a critical issue in Australian society, particularly in terms of racial relations and the rights of Indigenous peoples[1].
- **Improves Quality of Life**: By advocating for the protection of sacred sites and the involvement of traditional owners in land development decisions, it contributes to the social, emotional, and cultural wellbeing of Aboriginal communities[1].
- **Promotes Positive Change**: The recommendations for comprehensive legislation to address land needs and the emphasis on community participation and consent are steps towards positive change in the relationship between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Australians[1].
- **Contributes to Community Well-being**: The project's emphasis on preserving Aboriginal culture and protecting traditional lands aligns with the broader goals of improving health, social, and emotional wellbeing of Indigenous communities, as these factors are closely tied to their connection to country, culture, and community[1][3].