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On Business PM: Coca-Cola remains one of the world's most popular brands, but things aren't as bubbly as they seem. As consumer tastes change, Coca-Cola Amatil is struggling. Which raises the question, is this terminal decline or can the company's fortunes be reversed?

Victoria Police are defending their handling of the aftermath of an attempted hijacking. A Malaysia airlines flight was forced to return to Melbourne airport after a man allegedly tried to enter the cockpit claiming he had a bomb. The passengers and crew had to wait more than an hour before police came on board.

New international guidelines have been developed to tackle the problem of sports-related concussion in children and adolescents. Every year, 33 million young people are estimated to suffer a concussion but only around one in ten will go to a hospital emergency department for treatment. Australian researchers have been part of an international effort to review available medical evidence about the effects of concussion on the young.

A Federal Liberal MP says the US President should be applauded, if he withdraws the US from the Paris Agreement. Donald Trump will make an announcement in less than 12 hours. Speculation is growing he'll pull the US out of the international deal that aims to combat climate change. Craig Kelly says Australia should support such a decision.

Economists say the Australian economy is once again on its knees. The latest official data today is pointing to national economic growth grinding to a halt. That could be confirmed as early as next week. But in a surprising twist, there is one sector of the economy that's booming.

A Brisbane surgeon who is helping promote today's 'Socks for Docs' day says he hopes that a conversation can be started about how to care for doctors. Several studies have shown doctors are taking their lives at least twice the rate of the general population.

Two former tennis greats are going head to head but not on the tennis court, they're in a verbal clash of sorts over gay rights. Martina Navratilova's taken on Australian Margaret Court over the former world number one's stand against gay marriage. Instead of backing down, Ms Court has gone on Christian radio and served backhands at gay people for trying to brain wash children and likening them to Nazis.

On Business PM: Accounting Body CPA is facing a backlash from within its own ranks; its chairman Tyrone Carlin has resigned and CEO Alex Malley remains under fire as they head off a leadership coup over executive pay and transparency.

Young Australians are some of the most vulnerable people sleeping rough. Now a new study suggests that disadvantaged children whose parents separate or divorce, are more likely to end up without a roof over their heads. And it's boys who are more likely to end up on the streets after the age of 30, if their parents split.

A full meeting of the Northern Land Council has voted to temporarily continue free access to commercial and recreational fisherman to the NT's inter-tidal zones. Today's six-month extension buys commercial fishing operators and the Northern Territory government, more time to negotiate a mutually beneficial arrangement with the NLC before traditional owners resume full control.