Another Elhamma? If so colour variation is huge. This one quite a pale beige in overall colour. The rest have been more chocolate brown.
Have to be one of the hairiest moths around.
I agree the forewing pattern and size are consistent with Elhamma, but I do not recall seeing an Elhamma that hairy. This is more like Lasiocampidae, Lymantriinae or Notodontidae?
There are E. australasiae examples on ALA with similar markings e.g.:- https://biocache.ala.org.au/occurrences/6cf7bd7d-e003-4019-b5e1-2847597705c7 And several are quite hirsute looking e.g. https://bie.ala.org.au/species/https://biodiversity.org.au/afd/taxa/92583729-2621-45b3-b8cb-1c4604e17bcb#gallery
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