Annette Kelly (centre) and her children Eden McRoy (12, left) and Breana McRoy (7) are keeping Astro locked inside after a spate of suspicious cat deaths. Photo / Ben Fraser
Annette Kelly (centre) and her children Eden McRoy (12, left) and Breana McRoy (7) are keeping Astro locked inside after a spate of suspicious cat deaths. Photo / Ben Fraser
Stories making headlines across New Zealand at noon include retailers who believe playing classical music will stop criminals, fears of a cat serial killer in Rotorua, and an obese pet epidemic.
Retailers in Bay of Plenty believe playing classical music such as Mozart at the city's mainbus stop will deter violent criminals.