This involves acknowledging the traditional custodians of the land at the beginning of events, meetings, or gatherings. It recognises the ongoing connection of First Peoples to their land and pays respect to their Elders, past, present, and emerging.

Don’t assume what First Peoples need or want, it's essential to engage in open dialogue and consultation. This means actively seeking First Peoples’ input in decision-making processes, respecting First Peoples perspectives, and working collaboratively towards shared goals.

Embed, promote and celebrate First Peoples culture authentically throughout the year. This fosters greater appreciation and understanding of First Peoples’ traditions, languages, art, music, protocols and customs in the everyday.

Engaging directly with local Aboriginal Land Councils demonstrates a commitment to building meaningful relationships with First Peoples communities. These councils play a vital role in representing the interests of First Peoples in matters related to land, heritage, and cultural preservation.