In New South Wales they are considered rare, and are primarily restricted to the extreme south-east of the state and to two national parks north of Sydney. In Victoria, they are more common, being found along the whole length of the coast and at up to  in the Grampian and Dandenong mountains.
In New South Wales, these animals are uncommon, primarily residing in the southeast's extreme region and two national parks north of Sydney. Conversely, in Victoria, they are more prevalent, inhabiting the entire coastline and reaching up to  in the Grampian and Dandenong mountains.