It could be Asura lydia but difficult to be sure. Please note that anyone is free to challenge CarbonAI with a different ID. Everyone, including CarbonAI has a lot to learn about moths! There are over ten thousand species native to Australia, many of which have yet to be named to the species level. Eggs, laies.tifrvae and caccoons are usually mostly unable to be identified.
No, I agree. I tried to post this as Arctiinae but AI overrides it with Anthela. It looks most like Phaos aglaophara on the butterflyhouse website, but doesn't have the orange hair on the edges. It has hair that looks more like feathers on close up (picture 5). I think it eats lichen, but not quite sure.