As @Lady Penelope & @Jimmy-T have pointed out, it is your right to view this information. There are various extra hurdles that may be required to do this in particular states, and some of these hurdles may be insurmountable (eg. the requirement that you view records in person if you live interstate, implying that they can’t be made available electronically)
The difficulty is that some strata managers appear to treat this right as an optional inconvenience, pushing back at every opportunity. Examples have been initially charging a fee and referring the request to the strata committee amongst others.
Having done this dance a couple of times, I can only suggest to persist. It is frustrating, but you have every right. It’s your property.