that's life!

Many media outlets try to connect with readers and engage them. But for genuine engagement and a vibrant sense of community, there is nothing else on the Australian media landscape that so clearly connects with its audience like that's life! magazine. That's because our million-plus readers also provide our content - it is their voice that makes that's life! the magazine with heart.

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INSTA OF THE WEEK

SIZZLING! • After 75 first dates, Dawn’s mission to find romance finally paid off Dawn La Puma, 73, Albany, WA

IRONMAN! • Emma lost 80 kilos and dropped 10 dress sizes to become the healthiest version of herself! Emma Watson, 38, Sydney, NSW

NEIGHBOUR BY HER ROM HELL • Skylar’s big sister Keli was murdered by someone she thought she could trust Skylar Kellar, 21

A slow cooker • Busy mum Cristina was heartbroken when her son Lyle sustained second degree burns Cristina Ramirez, 26

RHINO RESCUE

Watching • Tip Toe – Binge

Reading • Happy Woman – Abby Corson

ATTITUDE!

Princess Diana commemorative coin set

MARILYN mania!

COST ME $1 50,000 • Lisa’s secret stole her savings, but now she’s rebuilding her life Lisa Reid, 30, Nelson, NZ

Easy as PIE

Winter wellness • Healthy and hearty recipes that taste ood too

Snack attack • Try our fun yummy treat ideas for after school or work

Pick of the week • This sweet delight is sure to warm hearts

STABBED AT HER SON'S GRAVE • Ann missed her son desperately but visiting his grave proved fatal

MID-YEAR STARS 2026 • Psychic astrologer Kris Fontaine tells us our finance fortunes for the rest of the year

Absent grandies • WHAT WOULD you do ? You help solve our reader’s problem

Our PAW-SOME Pets • These daring dogs saved their owners’ lives

HEART ATTACK HERO

MAN’S BEST FRIEND

Get ready to RETIRE

BRAIN waves

Living well

My dad went blind… AND I COULD TOO • After her dad’s vision faded, Sharon discovered that she could face the same fate Sharon Oates, 60, Inverloch, Vic

Take it TRACKSIDE • Trackies are back, and they’ve moved way beyond the couch

Not a CAT PERSON • Clare reluctantly agreed to get a pet moggy

A flying VISIT • Edie’s mum kept her promise after she died

WITH PSYCHIC MEDIUM • Michelle De Angelis

Carrying a bride over the threshold

Saying ‘bless you’ after a sneeze

Not seeing each other before the wedding ceremony

Spilling salt

Black cat crossing your path