While P. placochrysa would appear ro be a plausible ID for this moth, we cannot see the head in focus so we cannot be sure its it fits the Lithosiini subfamily. As far as I can see P. placochrysa is only known to occur extreme North Queensland (Cape York) and there are only a few records visible online. Also two small yellow dots which should be visible near the termen are not present.
Given the foreshortened presentatation and an assumed small size I think Opogona comptella is a possible identification although I'm not sure. The whitish antennae would fit O. comptella.