Troy Reeves is a historian and writer based in Brisbane and rural Queensland, working on Queensland political and social history. He holds a Master of History from the University of New England, where his thesis on the Nicklin Government (1957-68) remains the only substantive published work on the period.
His research interests span mid-twentieth-century Queensland politics, heritage preservation, agricultural and food security policy, and the intersection of institutional power and local communities. His writing has appeared in the Queensland History Journal and in sector reports for Horticulture Australia Limited.