Casuarina, aka Ironwood, introduced for reforestation. It’s pretty invasive.

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I agree this looks like Casuarina. Maybe some Cook Pines? Araucaria columnaris

There are redwoods on Maui too in the Polipoli Springs State Recreational Area

Certainly not natively

Slash pine grows in the tropics exported from the southeast US and is in several countries for timber. It's invasive in Australia and there's also pines in the Caribbean to name a couple of pines that grow in the tropics.