A bat reported from around Arnhem Land in Australia's Northern Territory. It has large ears and a noseleaf, roosts in caves and old mines, and eats insects.
It weighs about 30 g, with pale brown upperparts and a lighter underside. Its ears are large and pointed; the squarish noseleaf has three side leaflets.
It roosts in caves and abandoned mines near water. It forages in riparian vegetation and tall open eucalypt forest, eating large invertebrates such as beetles, moths, and cockroaches.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.