Geometrid moth

The pale eyes may be caused by the light angle from your camera. Males may have feathered antennae while females are filaments. There will be variation within species (eg, seasons) and some google pics are identified incorrectly. A certain ID for these smaller moths can be a dream or a miracle.

Interesting find!

Argybee. My suspicion is geometridae, sterrhinae, the varied wave. Scopula optivata They are variable and I an being a bit presumptuous to assume a species ID from a photo and without an expert by our sides. Anyway, in the interests of pursuing a lead try http://lepidoptera.butterflyhouse.com.au/laural/laural126.jpg http://morwellnp.pangaean.net/cgi-bin/show_species.cgi?find_this=Scopula%20optivata&image_letter=&show_image=../images/half_size/Scopula_optivata_half&show_date=2070-11-20&show_caption=Varied%20Wave%20Moth%20by%20the%20Zigzag%20Track#expansion

Looking at the link, I think that might be a candidate. But even with the perspective and bright light the quite broad and dark stripe Dasyzona should be in my eyes a little bit clearly visible. But since I am definitely not an expert in Australian moth i would not dare to do some further comment on this one. There are certainly better ones to help.

Definitely a moth and Geometridae sounds good...

A moth, i think.