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We review the literature for perceptions of meteors in the Maori cultures ofNew Zealand. We examine representations of meteors in religion, story, andceremony. We find that meteors are sometimes personified as gods or children,or are seen as omens of death and destruction. The stories we found highlightthe broad perception of meteors found throughout the Maori culture anddemonstrate that some early scholars conflated the terms comet and meteor.

Meteors in the Maori Astronomical Traditions of New Zealand