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Isabelle Oderberg

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Isabelle is a journalist, writer, editor and NFP communications strategist and a former editor of Pro Bono News.

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Looking for a change? 3 sectors hiring now

Isabelle Oderberg, Monday, 11th August 2025 -  The 2025 Pro Bono Australia Salary Survey reveals the sectors where demand is booming – and where future opportunities are set to grow. From aged care to the NDIS and multidisciplinary health services, these fields are hungry for skilled, passionate people. If you’ve been wondering where your next move could take you, this is where to start looking.

Building an EVP That Works: Turning Psychosocial Risk into Strategic Value

Isabelle Oderberg, Thursday, 24th July 2025 -  In our recent webinar with leaders from Be Recruitment, Leading Well, and Pro Bono Australia, we uncovered three golden insights on how to shift psychosocial risk from a compliance burden to strategic value — and why authenticity, purpose, and action must be at the heart of your EVP if you want to attract and retain top talent in the for-purpose sector.

Inside the 2025 NFP Salary Survey: Culture, Boards, and the Rise of AI

Isabelle Oderberg, Tuesday, 17th June 2025 -  For-purpose and NFP workplaces in Australia have seen significant shifts in culture since the first Pro Bono Australia Salary Survey was released 13 years ago, and this year’s survey shows that this evolution continues. 

What the 2025 Salary Survey Reveals About Culture, Boards and AI in NFPs

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Isabelle Oderberg, Wednesday, 21st May 2025 -  For-purpose and NFP workplaces in Australia have seen significant shifts in culture since the first Pro Bono Australia Salary Survey was released 13 years ago, and this year’s survey shows that this evolution continues. The biggest independent salary survey available for the sector, the 2025 report includes a wide exploration of salaries for a range of sub-sectors and roles at varying levels

ASIC launches first greenwashing court action

Isabelle Oderberg, Tuesday, 28th February 2023 -  A superannuation fund offering sustainable investments that allegedly invested money in fossil fuel companies, gambling entities and alcohol makers is facing court action by the market regulator for alleged greenwashing. 

Fundraising rules to be harmonised nationally

Isabelle Oderberg, Thursday, 16th February 2023 -  In a move that could save the charity sector $1 million a month and many admin headaches, fundraising regulations will be consistent across the country for the first time. Andrew Leigh also gave Pro Bono readers an exclusive clue as to what he's expecting his office's next announcement to be. 

Australia Day Honours 2023

Isabelle Oderberg, Thursday, 26th January 2023 -  The for purpose and charity sector is celebrating a number of Australia Day Honours this year, including former Smith Family CEO Lisa O'Brien.

Our favourite news stories for 2022

Ruby Kraner-Tucci, Tuesday, 20th December 2022 -  The Pro Bono News team breaks down what captured their attention most during a year filled with an abundance of sector-worthy news.

End of year high jinks 

Isabelle Oderberg, Tuesday, 15th November 2022 -  Party season is almost upon us, but before you order another round of shots for the table, perhaps read this first? 

Housing undertaking could be huge impact investing opportunity

Isabelle Oderberg, Wednesday, 26th October 2022 -  Impact Investing Australia describes the federal budget’s housing pledge as possibly the “largest impact investment opportunity Australia has seen”.

Mixed budget reaction from community services sector 

Isabelle Oderberg, Tuesday, 25th October 2022 -  Sector welcomes community service funding but roundly condemns the federal government’s lack of movement on social welfare payments while granting tax cuts to high income earners. 

Federal funding for Voice, Aboriginal kids, prison diversion and Indigenous health

Isabelle Oderberg, Tuesday, 25th October 2022 -  Indigenous health, Aboriginal children and First Nations-led prison diversion programs are all set to receive more funding after budget nods.
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