Update: E-bike fiasco
To preface this, my bike meets all legal requirements, bought through a legit dealer and meets all electrical safety standards (Husqvarna Hardcross HC-5 if you're curious) and is only ridden on private land or in the mountains on sanctioned trails, I'm a responsible adult who touches grass, not the guy that barrels past you on the sidewalk. You don't know me so just because someone misused an e-bike and tou got your panties in a twist over them, doesn't mean I can't own one.
So a couple weeks ago I posted that my new tenancy agreement had a clause added to the agreement that banned e-bikes from being stored on the premisis.
I contacted Tenants Union the next morning after posting here, and they were really helpful. The rep said that there is no precedence in NCAT for this, however being that it is my mode of transportation, not allowing me to store it in the garage is an unreasonable restriction to not allow me to keep my bike, or any legally owned vehicle, because it would mean I have to find alternative storage for a bicycle.
The other issue is that it is something that I am already doing that was not against the current agreement, and imposing new rules would impede on my quiet peace and enjoyment.
They also informed me that unlike what some people here have said, the landlords insurance coverage has nothing to do with me and is not my responsibility, nor can they impose unfair rules because they aren't covered.
The real estate agent did not like it when I pointed these things out in a passive aggressive email and agreed to a periodic lease under the current rules.
She also came and did a surprise exterior inspection the very next day and threatened to breach me for my grass being a bit long and me using the lock on the screen door strut to prop it open.
She was meant to reinspect last week and never did.
TLDR: Tenants Union said it is an unreasonable restriction, infringes on my right to quiet enjoyment, and their insurance not covering it is not my problem.