Troy Reeves is a historian and writer based in Brisbane and rural Queensland. 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 covers mid-twentieth-century Queensland politics, heritage and preservation, and the ways institutional power reshapes local places. His writing has appeared in the Queensland History Journal.
Education
- Master of History (High Distinction) — University of New England
- Bachelor of Commerce — Griffith University
Research interests
- Queensland political history
- Heritage and preservation
- Brisbane architectural history
- Public policy analysis