If an offense by an opponent occurs during a successful kick at goal, the goal will count. If a behind is scored, another kick is awarded. If an attacker commits an offense during his team's kick for goal, no points may be scored and a free kick is awarded to the opposition. If a player is fouled immediately after a score and "äll clear," another free kick is awarded where the offense occured. There may then be another score before the ball is bounced in the centre circle or kicked off.

Aussie Rules - Awarding Free Kicks

A free kick is awarded to the nearest opponent of a player who:
a) infringes at a center bounce;
b) kicks or deliberately forces the ball out of play;
c) deliberately wastes time;
d) interferes with an opponent when the ball is out of play or is more than 5 metres away;
e) deliberately holds back or throws an opponent who has kicked or handballed the ball;
f) trips, kicks (or attempts to), or slings an opponent;
g) is guilty of dangerous kicking when not in posession;
h) strikes or attempts to strike an opponent with his hand, arm or knee;
i) siezes an opponent below the knee or above the neck including on top of the shoulder;
j) charges an opponent;
k) pushes an opponent from behind , except when legitimately going for a mark;
l) pushes an opponent in the face;
m) pushes an opponent who is in the air for a mark;
n) handballs the ball incorrectly; o) throws or hands the ball to another player whilst the ball is in play; The ball must travel between 10 and 15 metres at a minumum height of 10 metres.

Aussie Rules - Taking A Free Kick

If the offense was against a player who had disposed of the ball, his team may take the kick from:
a) where the ball touched the ground.;
b) where the ball was caught;
c) where the ball was marked;
d) where the ball went out of play;
e) where the offense occurred. A player may take a free kick from any point behind where it was awarded. No other player may be within 10 metres and only one opponent is allowed at that distance. The field umpire will allow play to continue if a free kick would benefit the offending side. If an opponent deliberately delays a free kick or a mark, it may be advanced a maximum of 15 metres towards goal. If the offending team commits another offense before the free kick is taken, the kick shall be taken where the second offense occurred if that is to the disadvantage of the offending team.