Eamonn was born in England and began his journalistic career as a sports writer. He later switched to the news desk and, after emigrating to Australia in 1996, has spent the past 12 years as an investigative reporter, breaking major stories for both The Sydney Morning Herald and The Sun-Herald in areas as diverse as sport, crime, politics and national security. In 2011, Allen & Unwin published his debut book, Sins of the Father, about the conviction of Schapelle Corby. The book became an instant bestseller, was nominated for the 2012 Walkley Book Award and won the Ned Kelly Award for Best True Crime (2012) at the Melbourne Writers Festival. View articles by Eamonn Duff | Follow Eamonn on Twitter @eamonnduff