Australia’s best and worst problems in April for 2020 have been revealed

April Fool’s Day broke again and several Australian companies continued to get in on the action despite coronavirus crisis.

Many brands, including the tech giant Google, this year canceled the tradition of the COVID-19 pandemic, which has so far killed about 40,000 people worldwide.

But some companies couldn’t resist playing a few tricks about their customers, some of them her jokes fell steadily, others had beaters.

Daily Mail Australia has rounded up the best and worst of April Fool’s 2020 troubles.

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Betting open for classic matches

On Wednesday morning, Sportsbet announced that it would be expanding its betting range to Classic matches after almost all local and international sports had stopped.

In an agreement with partners Fox Sports, Kayo and Channel 7, the online bookmaker will offer repricing quotas for past AFL and NRL matches to bring customers to the fore during this difficult time, the company claims.

“With the lack of live sports, the networks have been great with their stance on broadcasting memorable matches and we have concluded that there is an opportunity to offer odds for these events,” said Richbet Hummerston of Sportsbet.

“Like many companies, we try to maintain the momentum element and think sideways to find solutions.

“Obviously, we’re going to ask customers to only bet on matches they don’t already know the result of.”

It is unclear if any punter has fallen for the goalie.

Ultimate shoe

Footwear brand Volley Australia has claimed to be launching sneakers in collaboration with UK.

“High-end footwear exists,” the post reads. However, when you click on the link, the truth is revealed.

“If you’ve made it so far and you’re still wondering where you can quench your thirst for one of the most important Aussie races ever … sorry to say that, but this is another of those April Fool jokes. I’m sorry. is Australia. ‘

Kyle is no fool

Radio presenter Kyle Sandilands almost seduced him when he thought he had spilled a drink on his drink.

In a recording she shared on Instagram, Sandilands walked into the studio to find a covered mug and a brown liquid leaked.

The suspicious host appeared a little panicked, but when he looked closer, he quickly realized that everything had originated.

Open the bar while locking

Auckland Bar and Bistro Chapel in Auckland, New Zealand have claimed to be open and selling cheap alcohol despite blocking coronaviruses.

“News News … Jacinda Ardern has granted Chapel Bar and Bistro a one-day exemption tomorrow to open its doors at 12 noon,” it wrote on Facebook.

‘During this time, we will lower all supplies until the bar is dry. There will be free food available. I organized a party for both women and men. ‘

New Zealand has declared a state of emergency and is in complete prison to stop the spread of coronaviruses.

People can only leave the house for exercise, work or essential excursions.

The move was beaten by a patient attempt on a April joke.

Toilet paper for everyone

Virgin Australia has decided this year against the problem, instead announcing that it will donate all its toilet paper from grounded planes.

The move comes as supermarket shelves across the country were left bare after panicked customers decided to order toilet paper.

‘2020th you have fooled us all, so this #AprilFoolsDan is turning our difficulty into reality. We collect everything unused from our ground floor to donate to those in need. For each reel collected, Kleenex will match the donation, so we got your back (side), the company tweeted.

“And of course, our crew cleaned their hands before cleaning the toilet papers.”

Pooche drink

Bottle company BWS has claimed it will soon be bottling beer designed to enjoy canines.

The beer was known as “Woofreshing Ale” and the company claimed it was perfect after a ‘shed’ day.

A spokesman said: “At BWS, our priority is to ensure that we are meeting our customers’ preferences.

“You asked for the canine guy – we listened.”