i spoke to director 2 days ago, page-5

A find of nothing in a hole which has previously been stated as being of great interest, is quite a significant event. A trading halt works both ways, it is employed to attempt to bring everyone onto a level playing field. ASIC would be most interested in a company whose share price dropped suddenly due to a no show hole, where no trading halt was employed, letting the people in the know sell out while the market wasn't informed.
I hope for your sake it is good news, but don't be fooled, trading halts are designed to work equally in both cases. They are not employed so you and your ramper mates can speculate on how many gazillion dollars the company will be worth at the end of the halt :)