Hi @MattM & @DerekC I sought advice on these photos which has been in the works for sometime but has finally come through. Comments go as follows.
Pack-man shaped post anther lobe from top, short squat column that looks like a russian doll from the front, short Lateral arms/trichomes that look like pom poms, 3 strong lines in the lateral sepals and a single strong line in the petals. Also wide fleshy leaf ranging from u-shaped to flat wedge. Annoyingly immature plants produce small pauciflora sized flowers!
I'm told that these factor suggest T.arenaria as per my original suggestion.
I’m not sure how to approach this then. The key splits arenaria and pauciflora based on trichomes glabrous or not at the base, which admittedly isn’t apparent in these images and requires a side on view. I can’t find anything in my guides that mention the lines on the tepals. I would say that the leaf being ribbed is the strongest factor in making this arenaria.
Unfortunately I am not familiar enough with Thelymitra to make a more confident assessment.