Iphoto 4.0.3 upgrades?

I'm currently running iphoto 4.0.3. I'd like to upgrade, but to do so do i need to buy iLife 06? Are there any free upgrades for iPhoto 4.0.3?
Thanks for your help

Hi, Jenna. To go beyond 4.0.3, you must buy iLife 5 or 6.

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