I can’t help thinking that if people can challenge an anti-pet by-law at NCAT for being,”harsh, unconscionable and discriminatory” then drying your washing would be a starter too.
You could always organise a “laundry resistance” in your building, with a concerted campaign with like-minded residents defiantly airing their undies along with their grievances.
But seriously, there will be others who feel just as strongly and if you all dry your laundry on the same day, then your committee will have to take all of you to NCAT – otherwise th e actions would be discriminatory – where there’s a chance you could get the by-law either altered or struck down.
Surely there’s a compromise, such as only forbidding it on certain days and times (like real estate open house days) when you might want the building to look its absolute best (although I don’t mind a bit of laundry flapping in the breeze to remind me that the world hasn’t gone completely insane).