It is endemic to Australia, where it is native to New South Wales and Tasmania,[5] with one subspecies introduced in Victoria.

[6] It is considered vulnerable and faces a number of threats including land clearing, habitat degradation, and damage from or competition with invasive species.

[7] There are three subspecies currently recognised:[7] Callitris oblonga is an evergreen shrub or small tree growing to 5 meters tall with leaves measuring 4-5 millimeters long.

The female cones are egg shaped, measuring 12-15 millimeters in diameter, sessile or borne on short fruiting branchlets, and may occur singly or in clusters.

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