This free-tailed bat lives along Australia's east coast. Its back is dark to reddish brown, and its long tail extends beyond the membrane.
The back is dark brown to reddish brown and the underside is slightly paler. A long, bare tail extends beyond the membrane; the face is hairless, with wrinkled lips and triangular ears.
It mainly roosts in tree hollows but also uses bark and man-made structures. It is usually solitary, though communal roosts have been recorded; it is probably insectivorous.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.