DAYLIGHT savings, doggie shop assistants and cheap beer have all featured in this year’s crop of online April Fool's Day pranks.

The Vic Hotel in Subiaco tapped into an issue dear to West Australian’s hearts by announcing they had dropped the price of a pint to 50c.

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“Doors open 10am and we expect to be sold out straight away,” read the Facebook post that was shared more than 100 times, either by people in on the joke or those looking for a cheap drink.

Community News chose a topic guaranteed to get WA talking with their “exclusive” report on the return of daylight savings.

Many West Aussies would have choked on their Easter eggs when they read about the State Government’s supposed plan to move clocks forward one hour permanently on January 1.

The prize for the cutest April fools prank goes to Spotlight, who posted video of their new canine shop assistants.

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“Canine team members will be positioned in selected stores to lend a hand to shoppers,” said the video.

Rugby League may not be the game of choice here in WA but even we laughed at Townsville City Council’s plan to carve the face of NRL superstar Johnathan Thurston into a hill overlooking the Queensland town.

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“Check out the artist impression . . and let us know what you think in the comments!” the Facebook post read.

And finally, this one is obviously a joke to Australian’s but some overseas readers may have been fooled by Australian Geographic’s warning that “dropbears” are targetting tourists.

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