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- List_of_The_X_Factor_finalists_(New_Zealand_series_2) abstract "The second season of The X Factor began on TV3 on 15 February 2015. The live shows started on 15 March. The 12 chosen finalists are Brendan Thomas and the Vibes, Lili Bayliss, Steve Broad, Nyssa Collins, Fare Thee Well, Joe Irvine, Nofo Lameko, Beau Monga, Finlay Robertson, Sarah Spicer, Stuss and Stevie Tonks. Natalia Kills initially mentored the Boys (Monga, Lameko and Tonks) before being replaced by Natalie Bassingthwaighte, Stan Walker is mentoring the Girls (Bayliss, Collins and Robertson), Melanie Blatt is mentoring the Over-25s (Broad, Irvine, Spicer), and Willy Moon initially mentored the groups (Brendan Thomas and the Vibes, Fare Three Well and Stuss) before being replaced by Shelton Woolright. Before the start of the live shows, one previously eliminated act from each category was chosen as a wildcard, with the winner of a public vote joining the finalists line-up, with Mae Valley from the Groups being voted in by the public as the 13th finalist. The series was won by 21-year-old busker, Beau Monga.".
- Q19650448 abstract "The second season of The X Factor began on TV3 on 15 February 2015. The live shows started on 15 March. The 12 chosen finalists are Brendan Thomas and the Vibes, Lili Bayliss, Steve Broad, Nyssa Collins, Fare Thee Well, Joe Irvine, Nofo Lameko, Beau Monga, Finlay Robertson, Sarah Spicer, Stuss and Stevie Tonks. Natalia Kills initially mentored the Boys (Monga, Lameko and Tonks) before being replaced by Natalie Bassingthwaighte, Stan Walker is mentoring the Girls (Bayliss, Collins and Robertson), Melanie Blatt is mentoring the Over-25s (Broad, Irvine, Spicer), and Willy Moon initially mentored the groups (Brendan Thomas and the Vibes, Fare Three Well and Stuss) before being replaced by Shelton Woolright. Before the start of the live shows, one previously eliminated act from each category was chosen as a wildcard, with the winner of a public vote joining the finalists line-up, with Mae Valley from the Groups being voted in by the public as the 13th finalist. The series was won by 21-year-old busker, Beau Monga.".