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Recently the middle east has seen an outbreak of a diesese called "Novel CoronaVirus". Saudi Arabia has seen the most cases but the infection has also been found in countries like Tunisia, Jordan and Qatar. At least 30 people have been killed from the disease. The Erasmus Medical Center in the Netherlands quickly acquired a sample of the strain and have since taken out a patent on the virus's genetic sequence. But can you really patent a disease? Jeannette Francis looks deeper into the rise of genetic patents.

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The Feed's Andy Park looks at how Papua New Guinea is handling the death penalty. The Feed airs weeknights at 19:30 on SBS 2. You can also follow us on Twitter at @TheFeedSBS2, or 'LIKE' us on Facebook ( https://www.facebook.com/SBS2Australia) to stay in the loop.

The Feed is on a mission to identify emerging trends and popular new ideas. So are tongue patches, hover bikes, or friend avoiding apps a thing? Tweet your response to #TheFeedSBS2 or leave a comment below. The Feed airs weeknights at 19:30 on SBS 2. You can also follow The Feed on Twitter at @TheFeedSBS2, or 'LIKE' SBS 2 on Facebook ( https://www.facebook.com/SBS2Australia) to stay in the loop.

Over the last week a leaked NSA security PowerPoint has exposed a secret US operation called PRISM. It indicates that the United States government may have had direct access to private information from social networks and mobile phone providers. But unlike many government leaks, 29-year-old Edward Snowden has voluntarily blown the whistle revealing his identity to the world. But who is Mr Snowden, what is PRISM, and should Australians be concerned about it? Patrick Abboud digs deeper. The Feed airs weeknights at 19:30 on SBS 2. You can also follow us on Twitter at @TheFeedSBS2, or 'LIKE' us on Facebook ( https://www.facebook.com/SBS2Australia) to stay in the loop.

Addiction to anything like chocolate, coffee, drugs or even the internet can be hard to break. But what if: in the act of quitting, you were introduced to a brand new community? That's the case for one group of Australians who are trying to keep a low profile for fear that their new vice might soon be taken away. Andy Park has comprehensive look at the growing sub-culture around e-cigarettes. The Feed airs weeknights at 19:30 on SBS 2. You can also follow The Feed on Twitter at @TheFeedSBS2, or 'LIKE' SBS 2 on Facebook ( https://www.facebook.com/SBS2Australia) to stay in the loop.

The Feed is on a mission to identify emerging trends and popular new ideas. So are fake testicles (neuticles), 3D Sad Keanu Reeves, or Cronuts a thing? Tweet your response to #TheFeedSBS2 or leave a comment below. The Feed airs weeknights at 19:30 on SBS 2. You can also follow us on Twitter at @TheFeedSBS2, or 'LIKE' us on Facebook ( https://www.facebook.com/SBS2Australia) to stay in the loop.

Over the weekend at least 55 people were killed when an asylum seeker boat capsized off the coast of Australia. Customs say they couldn't even retrieve the bodies from the water because they were too busy trying to rescue passengers on yet another boat that arrived shortly afterwards. The simple reality is that an increasing number of asylum boats are coming to this country and the more that come; the more the issue is going to make headlines. The latest debate is over whether asylum policies of the past should make a comeback. We sent Jeanette Francis to find out more. The Feed airs weeknights at 19:30 on SBS 2. You can follow The Feed on Twitter at @TheFeedSBS2, or 'LIKE' SBS 2 on Facebook ( https://www.facebook.com/SBS2Australia) to stay in the loop.

But how did Gosling become so popular? Lawrence Leung dissects Ryan Gosling's fame.

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What is a delphinestrian? Do you suffer from ergophobia? What does feague mean? Mark My Words with Mark Forsyth takes you on an adventure of unused words.

If you've read any of the major technology blogs recently, most of them are talking about 3D printing, electric cars, wearable technology, and robots. They're all great ideas, in theory, but will they really disrupt an industry, create thousands of jobs, and make their way into homes around the world. Andy Park looks deeper at the future technology set to change the world.

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Have you ever thought about how much your food costs? Not the monetary cost but the cost to our world in terms of resources. You may be surprised to find out that piece of steak on your plate is not as economical as you think. Australians consume close to 110kg of meat each year. Andy Park looks into what's at steak. The Feed airs weeknights at 19:30 on SBS 2. You can also follow The Feed on Twitter at @TheFeedSBS2, or 'LIKE' SBS 2 on Facebook ( https://www.facebook.com/SBS2Australia) to stay in the loop.

Prime Minister Julia Gillard was last week accused of stoking the gender fire with her 'men in blue ties' comment. And now it has been widely reported that male voters are turning away from the Labor party. The Feed's Jeannette Francis talks with Cheryl Kernot, Kerry Chikarovski, and Matt Siegel about the political gender wars in Australia. The Feed airs weeknights at 19:30 on SBS 2. You can also follow The Feed on Twitter at @TheFeedSBS2, or 'LIKE' SBS 2 on Facebook ( https://www.facebook.com/SBS2Australia) to stay in the loop.

King Kong's a musical now. But what isn't? And is it any good? Lawrence Leung finds out.

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Marc Fennell sits down with Marc Forster to talk about his new movie World War Z. The Feed airs weeknights at 19:30 on SBS 2. You can also follow The Feed on Twitter at @TheFeedSBS2, or 'LIKE' SBS 2 on Facebook ( https://www.facebook.com/SBS2Australia) to stay in the loop.

Turkey is undergoing its biggest public protest movement in over 10 years as thousands of dissidents take to the streets calling for the resignation of the Prime Minister. Amnesty International have said that abuse against protesters was out of control. Even hacktivist group Anonymous jumped onboard launching a twitter campaign called #opturkey and vowing to take down the Turkish government. But why are the Turkish so upset? Patrick Abboud looks at the developments in Turkey for The Feed.

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If you've paid any attention to global media over the past few years it's been hard to escape the incredible story of wikileaks, Julian Assange, and the controversial release of thousands of US diplomatic cables. It remains the biggest leak of classified information in US history but the story of how the documents were released all starts with a young soldier. 25-year-old Bradley Manning is currently on trial over the release and the outcome could see him spend the rest of his life behind bars. The Feed's Patrick Abboud looks at the case of Bradley Manning.

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