Okay, so after five hours here goes.I could only find 18 holes...

Okay, so after five hours here goes.

I could only find 18 holes reported at Paint.
These were from the announcements of 6/9/18 and 18/1/20.
There was another announcement on 4/2/19 but it discusses the 2018 drilling results and provides no new data.
Actually the 4/2/19 ann gives a very good overview of the Paint project from pages 5 - 10. I'll try and place it here to save you looking for it but if the file is too large it may not upload? This ann provides commentary on GAIP surveys (that returned resistivity levels three times the average), ground magnetics and gravity surveys. In Appendix A, section two of the announcement (under exploration done by other parties) the response is: " ... the tenement has been subject to minimal prior exploration activities."

(Hopefully file is here): NXM Ann re Paint.pdf

I created the map. You should be able to view it here without Google Earth being installed on your computer:
https://www.easymapmaker.com/map/e3cafb11e5d8e14c6bbe6fa487f64db1
You should see 18 red flags, if you don't, try scrolling down by using the hand tool.

When you click on each flag it will bring up the data of that hole:
Hole number, Project, Azimuth, Hole depth etc. etc. I had to convert the easting and northings to latitude and longitude but i couldn't find a site that did this in GDA94. The holes could be out by as much as 20m but they will all be out by the same so the map will give a pretty good representation of the area. I'd like to try and overlay the GAIP, Ground Magnetics and Gravity surveys but that will take me some time to work out, time i don't have right now.

The last part of the data needs explaining. 2m @ 2.4(66) means 2m of gold grading 2.4 g/t from 66m deep.

Six of the 18 holes returned NSI (no significant intercept) and looking at the area on the satellite and the sparse nature of the drilling, i now completely understand what Andy meant when he said it would take multiple drilling programs to adequately test.

I have the KML file for anyone interested in it. This will enable you to change colour markers and individualise it to your own needs. You just drop the file into "My Places" in Google Earth. I will try and add it here but suspect it won't load on HC.
If it works, you should see the file here:

If it doesn't load and you would like a copy, email me at [email protected] but i'm headed overseas on Sunday and will have very limited internet access. Get in quick if you want it!

Anyway, that's my work done for the day. Off to enjoy some sunshine.
Perdy.