For this to be a Daptolestes sp. (except from D. sergius) , the dark wing marking should have a sharp posterior margin and usually with a small extension along the base of the discal cell. While the image is great, unfortunately it's difficult to see other features that allow identification to genus level.
I suspect it's one of Paramonov's known, undescribed genera having no close affinities to any described genus. Para was aware of a single species but there are 2 more in SE Qld. As I said in the comment' great pic, shame its taken from the wrong end. Above genus level it's a Dasypogoninae.
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