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Iselin is very pretty and slightly unusual. At first, I wanted to pronounce it similarly to insulin then I considered the pronunciation Eye-sul-in, and lastly I looked it up and saw is-e-LEEN.

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As for nick names, most people are pretty considerate about using the name you introduce yourself with where I live and wouldn't automatically alter your name without permission, but I live in the United States. If Australians tend to call people by nick names unless distinctly told not to, then the nick name Izzy might be a concern. However, if you aren't going to stay in Australia long term and are planning to move back to Norway then it might not be a big deal if Australians like to thrust nick names onto people or not. Isel or Lin might be alternative nick names.

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Iselin Judith
Iselin Athena
Iselin Bianca
Iselin Beatrice
Iselin Regina
Iselin Aisling
Iselin Yseult
Iselin Ruth
Iselin Liora
Iselin Aurora
Iselin Demetria
Iselin Frances