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    2008 AGM

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    2008 Annual General Meeting

    David GonskiChairman

    15 May 2008

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    Wal King, AONon-Executive Director – Age 63

    (Independent)

    Joined Board – February 2002

    Member of Related Party Committee, Nominations Committee

    and Compliance & Social

    Responsibility Committee.

    Background: Chief Executive Officer of Leighton Holdings Ltd,

    with over 35 years in the

    construction industry and extensive

    experience in Asia.

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    Geoffrey KellyNon-Executive Director – Age 63

    (Nominee of The Coca-Cola Company)Rejoined Board – April 2004

    Member of Compensation Committee.

    Background: Senior Vice President

    and General Counsel of The Coca-

    Cola Company’s Global Legal division

    with more than 34 years experience in international soft drink markets.

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    Catherine BrennerNon-Executive Director – Age 37

    (Independent)

    Joined Board – April 2008

    Background: Former Managing

    Director of ABN AMRO Rothschild,

    experienced in both corporate advisory and equity capital markets, including

    takeovers, capital raisings and trade

    sales. A corporate lawyer, prior to

    becoming an investment banker.

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    Terry DavisGroup Managing Director – Age 50

    Appointed in November 2001

    Background: Joined CCA in November 2001 after 14 years in

    the global wine industry (ex-

    Managing Director of Beringer

    Blass).

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    George ForsterCCA’s General Counsel and

    Company Secretary – Age 53

    Background: Joined CCA as

    General Counsel in April 2005 and

    appointed Company Secretary in February 2007. Extensive experience

    as a corporate and commercial

    lawyer for over 30 years.

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    Jillian Broadbent, AONon-Executive Director – Age 59

    (Independent)

    Joined Board – February 1999Chairman of Compliance & Social

    Responsibility Committee, member

    of Compensation Committee,

    Nominations Committee and Related Party Committee.

    Background: Extensive experience

    in international banking - risk

    management and derivatives.

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    Mel Ward, AONon-Executive Director – Age 66

    (Independent)

    Joined Board – February 1999

    Chairman of Compensation Committee, member of Audit &Risk

    Committee, Nominations Committee

    and Related Party Committee.

    Background: Company Director after retiring as Managing Director of

    Telecom Australia.

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    David MeiklejohnNon-Executive Director – Age 66

    (Independent)

    Joined Board – February 2005

    Background: Strong experience in finance and financial management

    and as a Company Director. Chief

    Financial Officer of Amcor Limited for

    19 years until retirement in June 2000.

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    Irial FinanNon-Executive Director – Age 50

    (Nominee of The Coca-Cola Company)

    Joined the Board – August 2005

    Member of Audit & Risk Committee and

    Compliance & Social Responsibility Committee.

    Background: President, Bottling

    Investments for The Coca-Cola Company. 25 within the Coca-Cola

    system including recently as CEO of

    Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling Company

    SA.

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    David Gonski, AO, ACChairman – Age 54

    (Independent)

    Joined Board – October 1997Chairman of Related Party

    Committee and Nominations

    Committee and member of

    Compensation Committee and Compliance & Social Responsibility

    Committee.

    Background: Solicitor for 10 years

    & thereafter a corporate adviser.

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    Consistent delivery of EPS and dividends

    EPS u

    p clos

    e to 70

    %

    since

    2002 Div

    idend

    s up 1

    3.9%

    pa

    since

    2002

    18.5c

    23.0c

    28.0c

    31.5c 32.5c

    35.5c

    2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

    29.2c

    34.3c

    39.0c43.3c 43.2c

    48.8c

    2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

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    Relationship with The Coca-Cola Company

    2 components:

    � Major shareholder – with a 30% shareholding in CCA

    � Working relationship – supplier of concentrate and partner in

    new product development

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    Corporate Social Responsibility

    “Citizenship@CCA”

    CCA’s first sustainability

    report

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    Andrew McAuley Inspiration Award

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    2008 Annual General Meeting

    Terry DavisGroup Managing Director

    15 May 2008

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    CCA delivers on its strategic priorities in 2007

    � Volume growth from expansion of its non-alcoholic beverage

    portfolio

    � Development of the rapidly-growing premium alcohol

    business in Australia and New Zealand

    � Divestment of the South Korean business

    � Commenced the SAP technology project

    � Increased bottling capacity and infrastructure investment to

    deliver better customer service

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    61% Sparkling beverages

    31% Non-carbonated & food

    8% alcoholic beverages

    95% Sparkling beverages

    5% Non-carbonated beverages

    Continuing the evolution to a broader based and better balanced business mix

    2001 – Low levels of product innovation and over reliance on CSDs to generate growth

    2006 – Non-CSDs drive a broader based, better balanced and more profitable business mix

    2007 – Alcohol adds another dimension to the offering

    68% Sparkling beverages

    32% Non-carbonated beverages & food

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    Mentone, Victoria

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    Shepparton, Victoria

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    Auckland, New Zealand

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    Northmead, New South Wales

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    Resolution 2 – Adoption of Remuneration Report

    Proxies have been received in respect of this resolution

    as follows:

    502,645,739FOR

    25,345,858AGAINST

    1,685,765UNDIRECTED

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    Wal King, AONon-Executive Director – Age 63

    (Independent)

    Joined Board – February 2002

    Member of Related Party Committee, Nominations Committee

    and Compliance & Social

    Responsibility Committee.

    Background: Chief Executive Officer of Leighton Holdings Ltd,

    with over 35 years in the

    construction industry and extensive

    experience in Asia.

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    Resolution 3(a) – Wal King, AO

    Proxies have been received in respect of this resolution

    as follows:

    523,200,250FOR

    5,945,138AGAINST

    1,666,628UNDIRECTED

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    David MeiklejohnNon-Executive Director – Age 66

    (Independent)

    Joined Board – February 2005

    Background: Strong experience in finance and financial management

    and as a Company Director. Chief

    Financial Officer of Amcor Limited for

    19 years until retirement in June 2000.

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    Resolution 3(b) – David Meiklejohn

    Proxies have been received in respect of this resolution

    as follows:

    524,650,564FOR

    4,498,509AGAINST

    1,666,628UNDIRECTED

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    Catherine BrennerNon-Executive Director – Age 37

    (Independent)

    Joined Board – April 2008

    Background: Former Managing

    Director of ABN AMRO Rothschild,

    experienced in both corporate advisory and equity capital markets, including

    takeovers, capital raisings and trade

    sales. A corporate lawyer, prior to

    becoming an investment banker.

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    Resolution 3(c) – Catherine Brenner

    Proxies have been received in respect of this resolution

    as follows:

    528,862,776FOR

    197,769AGAINST

    1,747,113UNDIRECTED

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    Resolution 4 – Increase in Directors’ Fees

    Proxies have been received in respect of this resolution as follows:

    505,817,954FOR

    22,311,576AGAINST

    1,553,284UNDIRECTED

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    Resolution 5 – Participation by an Executive Director in the Long Term Incentive Share Plan

    Proxies have been received in respect of this resolution as follows:

    523,619,367FOR

    4,301,047AGAINST

    1,600,523UNDIRECTED

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