Australia's ski season could be half its current length by 2050, according to a report from the Australian National University and climate advocacy group Protect Our Winters. New modelling shows the average ski season could be between 44 and 55 days shorter, based on a medium to high future emissions scenario. The length of the ski season has already contracted between 17 and 28 across most Australian alpine resorts. Report co-author Professor Adrienne Nicotra says conversations need to be had, about the future of our snow resorts.