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{{Infobox MP
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|name = Martin Dixon
|honorific-suffix = [[Member of Parliament#Australia|MP]]
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|constituency_MP = [[Electoral district of Nepean|Nepean]]
|parliament = Australian
|term_start = 1996
|term_end = present
|predecessor = Tony Hyams
|successor = Incumbent
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|party = [[Liberal Party of Australia]]
|alma_mater = [[Australian Catholic University]] and [[La Trobe University]]
|occupation =
|profession = Education
|website = [http://www.martindixon.org www.martindixon.org]
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”’Martin Dixon”’ is an [[Australia]]n [[politician]]. He is a [[Liberal Party of Australia]] member of the [[Victorian Legislative Assembly]]. He currently serves as Shadow [[Minister for Education]] and as a member of the the Commonwealth Election Observers Panel. Dixon was elected as the Member for the [[Electoral district of Dromana]] at the [[Victorian state election, 1996|1996]] and [[Victorian state election, 1999|1999]] Victorian state elections. At the [[Victorian state election, 2002|2002 Victorian state election]], after the electoral boundaries were redistributed in 2001, Dixon was elected as the first Member of the newly created [[Electoral district of Nepean]]. He was reelected for this seat at the [[2006 Victorian state election]].

Dixon was educated at [[Marcellin College]], the [[Australian Catholic University]] and [[La Trobe University]]. Prior to entering Parliament, he worked as a teacher, a school principal and as Deputy Chairman of Primary Education at the Catholic Education Office in [[Melbourne]].

==References==
*[http://www.martindixon.org/biography.php www.martindixon.org]

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