WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has made a plea deal with the US Department of Justice that looks set to see him return home to Australia. Mr Assange left the United Kingdom for Saipan in the US territory of Northern Mariana Islands. There he is expected to plead guilty on Wednesday morning to one charge relating to the Espionage Act. The World's Yvonne Yong speaks with ABC Correspondent Michelle Rimmer and VOA Chief National Correspondent Steve Herman about how the next legal steps will unfold.
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