In today’s episode, we join the Prime Minister’s tour of Brunei, as Anthony Albanese visits a fertiliser plant to secure future supply critical to Australia’s food production, Political Editor Andrew Greene explains why the PM’s audience with one of the world’s richest men is high stakes.  Plus, with Jim Chalmers flying to Washington for IMF meetings, business reporter Matt McKenzie outlines why warnings of a global recession will be a major test in the Treasurer’s upcoming budget.

<p>In today&rsquo;s episode, we join the Prime Minister&rsquo;s tour of Brunei, as Anthony Albanese visits a fertiliser plant to secure future supply critical to Australia&rsquo;s food production, Political Editor Andrew Greene explains why the PM&rsquo;s audience with one of the world&rsquo;s richest men is high stakes.&nbsp; Plus, with Jim Chalmers flying to Washington for IMF meetings, business reporter Matt McKenzie outlines why warnings of a global recession will be a major test in the Treasurer&rsquo;s upcoming budget.</p>

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<p>No matter where you are in Australia, News Worthy has got you covered. Join host Ben O&rsquo;Shea as he gets fired up about the news of the day followed by a national roundup of the top story from each state. Hear from leading experts and hard-hitting journalists who weigh in on the lead story before we finish with a light hearted, quirky story that leaves you with a laugh and feeling good about yourself and the world. Subscribe now to News Worthy, the only daily news podcast you need to stay up to date with what&rsquo;s happening around Australia.</p>