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IN THIS morning’s <i>News Wrap</i>: Rio Tinto fails to win iron ore premium from Chinese steel mills; Emeco chief says creditor support for revamped merger 'secure' ahead of vote; and University of Melbourne ditches fossil fuel links in green push.

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Rio Tinto fails to win iron ore premium from Chinese steel mills Rio Tinto has largely failed in its bid to extract a premium for its highest grade iron ore in China, after state-owned steel mills angrily...

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