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BBC - Tribe - Anuta |
 | | Anuta island has been known as ‘te fatu sekeseke’, the slippery stone, due to it being such a small spot in the ocean - just half a mile in diameter and 70 miles from the next populated island, so hard to find and so easily ‘slid’ away from. |
| | Although Anuta is very isolated there is a steady flow of people and objects to and from the island. |
| | In 2003, Anuta was badly hit by Cyclone Zoe and much of the island’s crops were destroyed. |
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