Came to night light. Clearly a gum-leaf mimic.

Really don't have an idea of this one, keen on getting some help.

Largish moth @ ~15mm long, ~44mm wingspan
Hooked wings, big snout, narrow shoulders, speckled costa, different coloured forewings & hindwings, scaloped hingwing trailing edge, and purple/wine coloured hindwings. And then a little black & white tuft behind the head.
Another platypus species. I can find exact matches of various parts, but no species where they are all in one.

I'm guessing it's a the sub-family Oenochrominae. 1st instincts were it was a snout moth, Lasiocampidae family (but the hooked wings + different coloured hindwings + scalloped edge, don't match). There are also Noctuids that have similar features.

I'll post more photo's later when I have a bit more time. I've captured it so have ventral shots, etc.