• Growing for

    Generations

    Two HQP male staff members smiling, one in the forefront and one out of focus with a harvest site in the background.
  • Growing for

    Generations

    Araucaria seeds ready for sowing.
  • Growing for

    Generations

    Inspection of Southern Pine seedlings in a nursery
  • Growing for

    Generations

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Nitu and Joel with seedlingsNitu and Joel with seedlings

We're hiring!

To build success and sustainable growth as one of the largest plantation forest growers in Australia, we focus on bringing together the right people to make an impact and deliver exceptional results.

Right now, we're seeking an outstanding Lead Forester and Forester (operations) based in Tuan and a Lead Planning Forester based in our Blackbutt office.

Join some of the industry's best talent and become part of the HQP family.

Visiting our plantations?

Many of our plantation forests are open to the public and can provide wonderful opportunities for recreation. However, they are working forests and visiting comes with conditions. To ensure everyone has a safe and enjoyable time, we've partnered with Queensland Police on a responsible recreation campaign for riders and drivers.

Learn more about responsible recreation

The plantation lifecycle

  • Tree breeding

  • Seed collection and nursery

  • Site preparation

  • Planting

  • Weed control and nutrition

  • Growing and maintenance

  • Fire protection

  • Harvesting

  • Haulage

  • Processing

  • Products

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Our stories

Australia, we need a tree change!

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Acknowledgement of Country

We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples as Australia's First Nations Peoples and the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we live, learn and work. We pay our respects to their ancestors and Elders past, present and upcoming and thank them for enriching us with their cultural practices, traditions and connection to Country.

Read more about Indigenous peoples and HQP