Shivaune Field

Shivaune Field is a business journalist with Forbes Australia reporting on tech and innovation. She has reported extensively in the U.S. and Australia across print, digital, television and podcast platforms. She regularly interviews founders, C-suite executives, leaders, entrepreneurs, and company builders. Before Forbes, Field was a journalist with Bloomberg Media based in Los Angeles covering innovation and the business of media and entertainment. She spent 16 years living in California and recently returned from Arizona where she reported on the 2024 US election. Field writes for the bi-monthly Forbes Australia magazine and Forbes.com.au. She covers Google, Amazon, OpenAI, Meta, Apple, Microsoft, and Netflix among many other companies. She is the editorial lead for Forbes Women in Australia.

Almost 200,000 users abandon Netflix in first drop since 2015

Australians have spoken, and the results are not looking good for Netflix. A new report reveals customers are pushing back on restrictions against password sharing. Instead, users are looking elsewhere for streaming video-on-demand content. It has been an integral part of the way we consume content for more than eight years. Netflix is the most […]

Australia’s professional athletes tackle gender pay gap

Women in Australia earn 87 cents per $1 paid to a man, according to ABS data. The new gender pay gap figure comes in the same week that the Australian women’s rugby team is meeting with Rugby Australia CEO Phil Waugh. The Wallaroos are pushing for investment in the sport for future generations.

Nine million and counting: The controversial shopping app sweeping Australia

Ebay and Amazon may have Australian consumers at their feet, leading the way in the $55 billion online retail spend each year. When it comes to digital downloads, however, there is a controversial competitor nipping at the heels of Australia’s favourite consumer apps. Meet Temu. Chinese fashion retailer Temu is Australia’s fastest growing online marketplace […]

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